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  • The report proposes eight strategic policy axes for Mexico City to transition toward a sustainable urban model: Transit-Oriented Development, territorial delimitation, public transport integration, mixed land use, small blocks, non-motorized mobility, automobile use control, and recreational public spaces. It establishes quantitative benchmarks for 2018, 2024, and 2030 to reduce car dependency and improve air quality and public health. Key recommendations include implementing a single payment card for integrated transport, establishing strict urban growth boundaries, and promoting 'urban recycling' to create walkable neighborhoods.

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    Themes: urban planningpublic transporturban green spaceair qualitygreenhouse gas emissions
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    urban heat islandsustainable transport
    Energy Innovation

    Document type: Report

    Regions: Mexico City
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