Luis Antonio Ramírez García is a climate activist, urban policy practitioner and public policy specialist from Mexico. He is the founder of Sin Planeta B, a civil society organization dedicated to climate education and sustainable development for children and youth across Latin America.
He is a Specialist in Innovation and Leadership in Government at Georgetown University, holds a Master’s degree in Environment, Development and Public Policy from the University of Sussex and earned a Bachelor’s degree in International Business from Tecnológico de Monterrey.
Luis Antonio’s efforts in advancing climate education and youth empowerment have been recognized by the State Congress of Jalisco and by Forbes, which named him one of the young leaders transforming climate education in Mexico. In 2020, he represented the Global Shapers community at the World Economic Forum in Davos, where he advocated for climate justice and inclusive urban development.
He has contributed to international platforms, including Forbes México and the World Economic Forum, and his legislative advocacy has helped inspire regional policy efforts throughout Latin America. His work has also been cited by institutions such as Columbia University’s Earth Institute.
Con visión de futuro y compasión, las ciudades pueden dejar de contribuir silenciosamente al estrés y convertirse en promotoras activas del bienestar de la población.
See how, with foresight and compassion, anxious cities can shift from being quiet contributors to distress to become active protectors of human well-being.
ラテンアメリカおよびカリブ海地域は、世界で最も都市化が進んだ地域の一つです。しかし、ラテンアメリカの都市人口の15%以上が、多面的貧困に直面しています。この地域の都市はイノベーションの拠点でもあり、多面的貧困の低減と同時に都市レジリエンスの構築が可能であることを示す、多くの事例が存在します。
A pesar de la complejidad del desafío, muchos ejemplos demuestran que es posible reducir la pobreza multidimensional y, al mismo tiempo, fortalecer la resiliencia urbana.
Despite the complexity of the challenge, many examples show it's possible to reduce multidimensional poverty and simultaneously build urban resilience.
