TEAM 33 housing lacking

A Solution for Mexico This article’s title is pretty clear, “sustainable housing”, in this article is explained in a really long text what the sustainable housing is, and we can see that is an alternative that reduces homeless poor, vulnerable, etc. In this article we analyze and explore an option of how to solve or reduce considerable. Link:  http://knowledge.wharton. upenn.edu/article/sustainable- housing-a-solution-for-mexico/ “Foto” References: Anonymous . (2011). Sustainable Housing: A solution for Mexico. 27/09/2018, de K@A Sitio web:  http://knowledge.wharton. upenn.edu/article/sustainable- housing-a-solution-for-mexico/

Housing in Mexico: deficient, inadequate  This article is really important for our topic, because it’s crucial to understand de problem of poverty to understand the causes of it. Also it’s really important to make people see and read about some people’s lifestyles and to read about the conditions that people have in their houses make us have more empathy. We need to be and make people aware of this. Link: https://mexiconewsdaily.com/ news/housing-in-mexico- deficient-inadequate/ “Foto” References:  UNAM Investigators. (2016). Housing in Mexico. 27/09/2018, de Mexico news daily Sitio web:  https://mexiconewsdaily.com/ news/housing-in-mexico- deficient-inadequate/

We decided to post this comic because even though it's trying to be funny, it's a reality that many of us doesn't realize, the huge impact that has in the society is an equal impact to the development of the country.

In Mexico exist many organizations that help with this problem and TECHO try to make aware the young people with activities like this...

In this Video WE can See the struggle in mexico that many people live, GO AND TAKE A LOOK so you can see that experience

In the article the magazine Foreign Affairs published  "Mexico’s Urban Future", they explained the huge growth that the country has been facing in the last years and how this change will still growing. Yarza (2016) says that the lack of housing that Mexico is experimenting depends a lot in the people from rural areas that look for a development. As we can see in the Figure 1, Mexico is the second country in Latin America with the biggest population growth and as the author mention, this growth affects the quality of life. "The driving force in the housing demand is the formation of new families and households. The growth of the population is a secondary driver, and it is more related with the use of space and characteristics of the dwellings than the demand for brand new houses." Reference: Yarza, J. (2016).  COMPETITIVE CITIES: The challenges for Urban Development and Special Economic Zones. Foreign Affairs. From: https://www.foreignaffairs.com/co...

I recommend the article " Housing, Health, and Happiness" because it talks about our objective, and how a real change in this situation can affect in different manners the lifestyle of the Mexican citizens.  As Cattaneo (2009) mention " We investigate the impact of a large-scale Mexican program to replace dirt  floors with cement floors on child health and adult happiness...  we find signficant improvements in adult welfare measured by increased satisfaction with their housing and quality of life"  The article provides the example of data that these researchers used and how they converted it into  information  and eventually into knowledge. The article has a lot of useful information about the effects of a good place to live. Reference:  Cattaneo, M., Galiani, S., Gertler, P., Martinez, S., Titiunik, R. (2009). Housing, Health, and   Happiness.  American Economic Journal: Economic Policy 2009, 1:1, 75–10...

"Enrique Peña Nieto, Mexico’s current president, voiced strong support for extending the social mission of INFONAVIT C the largest mortgage lender in Mexico C to embrace quality of life metrics. He also indicated a strong interest in expanding housing opportunities to segments of the population who are currently not being served by the housing funds and banks to the extent that the right to a dignified home is enshrined in Mexico’s Constitution." Reference: Medina, A. (2014).  Recommendations to Make the Affordable Housing Sector in Mexico More Efficient in Order to Increase the Welfare and Quality of Life of Mexicans.  Massachusetts Institute of Technology.  

Objective of the team is to inform the Mexican society about the "the lack of housing" that Mexico is facing and how can we collaborate for a solution. Our objective is based in the S.M.A.R.T. mnemonic: S pecific: define clearly the objective M easurable:state the measures and performance A chievable: has a reasonable expectation R ealistic: objectives the time believes it can be achieve T ime-bound: include a time period

VANESSA ALEJANDRA COSTA VILLAREAL  150100 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING YAMILE ITZEL MARBAN AGUIRRE 163618  CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY SABAS ALEJANDRO COLMENARES LASNIBAT 163413 ACTUARY JUAN RAFAEL CASTAÑEDA SOLIS 162121 CIVIL ENGINEERING

We have the duty to discuss the topic of lack of housing in Mexico and look for possible solutions to this issue. Today the difficulties of having access to a living place are increasing for developing countries. The ease of access to a living place is crucial since having a house is vital for any living being. The problem comes when many people do not have that facility, and is when the health troubles start and quality of life is seen in a dilemma. “The social interest housing in Mexico originated in the dwelling for the worker, issued at the beginning of the last century by obligation patrones” (Elvira Schwans, 2014).   As students of the Universidad de las Americas Puebla, decided to talk about this topic because the Team 33 is c by students of different programs, Industrial Engineering, Civil Engineering, Actuary and Chemestry Enginereeng. So we consider this problem a subject where each of us can apply their knowledge and get the conclusion as a team ....