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Reto TREES: equipos seleccionados 2025
The three sides of TREES

We consolidate an agenda to investigate with various optics and tools.
Access innovative and multidisciplinary research on inequalities.

At TREES, we expand knowledge about inequalities in Latin America.
Researching topics relevant to the region is our basis to promote conversations and influence the debate and design of public policies that build more just and equitable societies.
We have a wide network of alliances
and agreements
Our initial financier. We work together with other global universities and research centers, funded by Ford and the Hewlett Foundation, to promote equitable development policies and seek alternatives to contemporary economic systems.
Es nuestro aliado en el marco de la financiación de la Fundación Ford. Con el Programa de Análisis Económico de México (PRAkEM), estudiaremos las desigualdades y los obstáculos al desarrollo desde y para América Latina.