Tec de Monterrey to host the International Forum on Early Childhood, bringing together specialists to analyze how to improve care for girls and boys

The Tecnológico de Monterrey, together with the FEMSA Foundation, is organizing an international forum designed to link scientific research with the design of public policies and community projects. The main objective is to improve care and development for early childhood in Mexico and Latin America, promoting a collaborative approach that goes beyond merely presenting data to foster genuine interaction among various actors in the social and educational ecosystem. The initiative seeks to place the first years of life at the center of the social agenda through the exchange of evidence on investments, legislation, and successful experiences. By bringing together regional and international experts, the event aims to identify political challenges to expand the reach of effective interventions and generate collective learning. This strategy not only showcases successful programs but also analyzes existing gaps to strengthen childcare structures in the region. This event is relevant to the open data community because it demonstrates how evidence-based information and transparency in the results of social programs can drive systemic change. By prioritizing the open exchange of knowledge and intersectoral collaboration, it sets a precedent on the importance of democratizing access to specialized information. This facilitates the use of robust data by researchers, governments, and civil society to make informed decisions that directly benefit child well-being.

Source: elimparcial.com
Published on 2026-11-14

Tec de Monterrey to host the International Forum on Early Childhood, bringing together specialists to analyze how to improve care for girls and boys

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