Strengthening the “Cuidemos Banco de Tiempo” Program (MXSPG0006)
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Plan d'action: Plan d'action – San Pedro Garza García, Mexique, 2026 – 2027
Rapport initial : Non disponible
Début de l'engagement : juin 2026
Fin de l'engagement : juil. 2027
Institutions impliquées :
- System for the Integral Development of the Family (DIF) of San Pedro Garza García
- CONSEJO NL
- Women’s Coordination Office / DIF San Pedro
- Women’s Coordination Office / DIF San Pedro
- Public Health Directorate
- Psychological Care Center (CAP) / DIF San Pedro
- Childcare Centers / DIF San Pedro
- Early Childhood Coordination Office
- Older Adults Coordination Office / DIF San Pedro
- Direction de l'éducation
- Youth Directorate
- Direction des Sports
- Cultural Centers / Secretariat of Culture
- Social Assistance Coordination Office / DIF San Pedro
- Women’s Coordination Office / DIF San Pedro
- Women’s Coordination Office / DIF San Pedro
- Women’s Coordination Office / DIF San Pedro
Domaine politique principal :
Secteur primaire:
Valeur OGP :
- Accès à l'information
- Participation civique
- Responsabilité publique
Description
Identifiant de l'engagement
MXSPG0006
Titre de l'engagement
Renforcement du programme « Cuidemos Banco de Tiempo »
Problème
In San Pedro Garza García, the care economy remains largely invisible and falls disproportionately on women, limiting their access to employment, education, and social participation. This imbalance is reflected in strained family dynamics, as shown by the 116% increase in domestic violence reports between 2018 and 2023.
In addition, the demand for care continues to increase due to population aging and morbidity, as 10.4% of older adults live with a disability and at least 63% have some form of illness, creating physical and emotional overload for caregivers. The central problem is therefore the concentration and unpaid nature of care work, weak social and institutional co-responsibility, and insufficient prevention of domestic violence, all of which perpetuate cycles of inequality.
Statu quo
Currently, domestic and community care work in the municipality is carried out informally and without pay. In early childhood, the municipal DIF operates childcare centers at 85% of their capacity and, in 2023, provided support to 40 pregnant women and 230 children, in addition to recreational and accompaniment activities. However, coverage remains limited and does not reach all priority neighborhoods, making territorial expansion and targeting necessary.
Regarding family violence, actions are in place to address it at the individual, relational, community, and social levels, with an emphasis on strengthening support networks. However, its recent increase requires greater interinstitutional and preventive coordination.
In the area of disability, the diagnosis establishes a reference baseline of 14,842 people with a disability, limitation, or mental health condition—53% of whom are women—which serves as a key input for sizing health services, support measures, infrastructure, and respite care schemes. This is the operational starting point: existing capacities and ongoing efforts that remain insufficient in relation to the scale and concentration of the care challenge.
Action
What the commitment entails:
Ensure that the program remains operational in the medium and long term, with clear management and sustainability mechanisms.
Increase the dissemination and visibility of the program, so that it is widely known and recognized by citizens and institutions.
Establish a stronger cross-cutting structure by coordinating different departments and community actors so that the program is integrated into care policies and citizen participation efforts.
Promote the inclusive participation of all members of the community, with special attention to those who have traditionally assumed the greatest burden of unpaid care work.
Résultats attendus:
The program is recognized as a stable and reliable mechanism for the redistribution of unpaid care work.
A greater number of users, both offering and receiving care, increasing the program’s social impact.
A more efficient and coordinated institutional and community structure, capable of managing and expanding care networks.
Increased visibility of unpaid care work and greater awareness of its economic and social value.
Objectif général: Consolidate the Time Bank as a sustainable, well-known, and structurally solid program that recognizes, reduces, and redistributes the burden of unpaid care work, strengthening equity and social cohesion.
Comment l'engagement contribuera-t-il à résoudre le problème public décrit ci-dessus ?
Expected products:
Greater equity in the distribution of care responsibilities among men, women, and other members of the community.
Creation of community support networks that reduce the individual burden of care.
Visibility of the economic contribution of unpaid care work.
Increased social and labor participation of those who have traditionally assumed the greatest burden of care.
À quel objectif à long terme identifié dans votre stratégie pour un gouvernement ouvert cet engagement se rapporte-t-il ?
“Promote gender equity and social justice through inclusive and collaborative policies.”
“Strengthen citizen participation and community cohesion.”
“Promote the care economy as a key component of sustainable development.”
Domaine politique principal
Inclusion, filets de sécurité et inclusion économique
Secteur primaire
Intersectoriel, Services publics (général)
À quelle valeur OGP cet engagement est-il pertinent ?
| Accès à l'information | The program includes the open publication of results, statistics, and records of care hours, ensuring that citizens can access clear, verifiable, and useful information on the operation and impact of the Time Bank. |
| Participation civique | It promotes direct community participation in the exchange of care, the planning of activities, and decision-making, encouraging social co-responsibility and the inclusion of those who have traditionally assumed the greatest burden of care. |
| Responsabilité publique | Follow-up, evaluation, and feedback mechanisms are established, with periodic reports that allow citizens to understand the program’s progress and verify that resources and efforts are being used appropriately. |