The document outlines an itinerary that includes visits to: 1) An urban housing estate, popular settlements near a lake, and an ecological-hydraulic project in Mexico City. 2) A mega urban, social, and ecological project that arose from closing a major dump. 3) A fire lookout tower, ecological reserve, and conversations with communal land owners managing the reserve.

1. San Buenaventura urban housing estate Ciudad Jardín Bicentenario (Bicentenary City Garden) Breakfast Visit to informal popular settlements and Lake Nabor Carrillo in the area of Lago de Texcoco ecological-hydraulic project. The group will find out about this type of settlement, patterns of geographical mobility and households' energy consumption Visit to mega urban, social and ecological project that arose as a result of the closure of a major rubbish dump in Neza’ Xochitla Netzahualcóyotl Nezahualcóyotl and Chimalhuacán Mexico City Historic Centre Tulip Inn Lunch at El Juquilita or VIPS restaurant NOV.19 Check in Site Visit Activities

2. Visit to Fire Lookout Tower used for surveillance and detection of forest fires Lunch at Vientos del Sur cabin Breakfast and check-out from hotel Afternoon off Visit to cycle path Talk with ejido (communal land) owners in charge of the ecological reserve San Miguel Topilejo Pelado Volcano, San Miguel Topilejo Community Ecological Reserve Xochitla Mexico City Historic Centre Museum of Popular Art San Miguel Topilejo El Desparramadero , San Miguel Topilejo Community Ecological Reserve. NOV.20 Cultural Event Return Mexico City Historic Centre Site Visit Activities