Consolidation of the Central American Network for Innovation and Research for Equitable Access to Housing and the Understanding of Metropolitan Architectures: Horizontal, inclusive, and collaborative dialogues among metropolitan areas of Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico
GENERAL OBJECTIVE
To strengthen research and innovation efforts in Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Mexico through Regional Collaborative Research Projects (PRIC) focused on problematizing and exploring Fair Access to Housing and understanding metropolitan architectures, integrated into the science, technology, and innovation system by addressing specific regional problems derived from the POM and POA related to the right of people to Fair Access to Housing and the approach to metropolitan architecture understood as social and citizen rights, with a gender perspective and equal opportunities for populations in vulnerable conditions, through the generation of new applied knowledge, methods, and practices that facilitate their transition to sustainability and social equity with a transdisciplinary, transterritorial, transorganizational, multi-actor, multi-level approach and dialogue of knowledges.
LEADING INSTITUTION
Faculty of Architecture of the National University of Engineering
PARTNER INSTITUTIONS
San Salvador Metropolitan Area Planning Office, Municipality of Guatemala, Urban Support, Center for Research in Structural Technologies for Architecture (National Laboratory of Housing in Sustainable Communities).
English 
Español de Guatemala