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Using technology to reduce political corruption and foster economic development in Jalisco, Mexico

Daniela Ramírez Cano, Christian Correa Castañeda, David Bates

2022 English Technology & Data

During this session, the participants will get to know how we are helping governments to digitize and manage licensing procedures while reducing the digital divide, political corruption, and promoting the socio-economic development of the regions. All of this, through the open-source platform Visor Urbano, a cooperation project between Bloomberg Philanthropies and the State of Jalisco (Mexico).

It surely hasn’t been an easy ride, and we’ll be happy to share how we have been able to speed up long, complex, and extensive bureaucratic procedures, while combating high level of corruption and favoritism.

Daniela Ramírez Cano

Communication coordinator/ Visor Urbano

​Daniela is a lawyer from the Uni​versidad​ ​de ​Guadalajara. ​She has a specialization in Digital Transformation and Law from the University of Malaga,​ in Spain and a certification in Alternative Methods for Conflict Resolution.

​Additionally, during an academic stay at the University of Murcia, in Spain, ​she enhanced her​ experience in different fields of Strategic Communication for ​diverse audiences.

Christian Correa Castañeda

Director / Visor Urbano

Christian is a lawyer with more than 7 years of experience in areas such as Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, and Urban Development, specializing in Constitutional Trials.

He focuses his expertise on the digitization and disruption of regulatory framework processes to optimize national and international governments’ capacities through Open and Digital Government, and Government Innovation principles.

David Bates

Outreach coordinator/ Visor Urbano

David is a Tech for Good and Social Innovation enthusiast. He promotes the use of exponential technologies to develop creative and scalable solutions for global challenges.

He majored in Communication and later specialized in Impact Measurement for Social Development, Human-Centered Design for Social Innovation, as well as Public Innovation.

With his experience in ecosystems development, project management, strategic alliances development, and by harnessing multisectoral collaboration he seeks to create desirable futures in which no one is left behind.

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