Mexico
Since 2010, research collaborations between IIASA and Mexico have involved 19 Mexican organizations and led to 47 scientific publications in areas ranging from water resources, sustainable land use, and demography. Joint studies focus on the complex global systems that affect Mexico, its economy, environment, and people.
Research topics include governance of transboundary water resources, risks to financial crises, climate change, sustainable energy, fiscal planning for extreme events, and projecting demographic change.
Research highlights
Transforming agriculture in Mexico
Managing an endangered river
Scientific exchange
The next generation of systems analysts are profiting from Mexican involvement in IIASA capacity building activities, including participating in the Luis Donaldo Colosio Fellowship and the IIASA-CONACYT Postdoctoral Fellowship. This mutually beneficial relationship involves scientific exchange, with 40 Mexican researchers, advisors, and diplomats visiting IIASA or participating in IIASA events, and over 50 IIASA researchers participating in events or visiting institutions in Mexico.
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PUBLICATIONS
Nava LF & Medrano-Pérez OR (2019). Challenges and opportunities of groundwater resources management: Examination of the problematic access to water in Central Valleys of Oaxaca, Mexico. Acta Universitaria 29 DOI:10.15174/au.2019.2429.
Mendoza Ponce A , Corona-Núñez R, Galicia-Sarmiento L, & García-Guerrero V (2019). Proyecciones poblacionales y económicas bajo diferentes escenarios para México [Population and economic projections under different scenarios for Mexico]. Papeles de Población 25 (99): 9-44.
Ibarra R & Téllez-León Elizabeth (2019). Are all types of capital flows driven by the same factors? Evidence from Mexico. Empirical Economics DOI:10.1007/s00181-019-01624-5. (In Press)