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Environment, Water, and Sustainable Urbanization 

• Restoration and remediation of water systems in the State of Mexico (Urban rivers, local watersheds).
• Water management in metropolitan areas: aquifer recharge and climate resilience. 
• Sustainable cities and mobility to reduce contamination and health risks.

Protection of Native Maize and Food Sovereignty

• Cataloging and protection of native maize varieties from the State of Mexico and their cultural identity. 
• Agroecology and family farming as a strategy against climate change. 
• Fair trade and local supply chains to reduce dependence on imports. 

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One Health 

• Emerging and zoonotic diseases.
• Animal welfare.
• Antimicrobial resistance (AMR). 
• Animal and environmental health, and ecosystems. 
• Animal production and food safety. 
• Climate change and health. 
• Biotechnology and innovation. 

Public health and social determinants 

• High-prevalence diseases in the State of Mexico: Diabetes, obesity and mental health. 
• Urban pollution and respiratory diseases in metropolitan areas. 
• Innovation: telemedicine, AI, Data systems to improve healthcare on marginalized municipalities.

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Social inclusion, poverty and Inequality 

• Territorial vulnerability: municipal gaps in access to rights and social mobility.
• Evaluation of social programs in Priority Attention Zones. 
• Civic participation and community governance to reduce inequalities.

Indigenous Languages, Culture, and Humanities

• Conservation, revitalization, and intergenerational transmission of Indigenous Languages (Otomi, Mazahua, nahuatl, matlatzinca, tlahuica).
• Cultural documentation and strengthening of community identities. 
• Artisanal heritage: raw materials, ethical marketing and cultural tourism. 

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Gender, Feminisms, Human Rights, and the Culture of Peace

• Gender-based violence, feminicide, and prevention policies in the State of Mexico. 
• Care economy: recognition of unpaid work and its impact on social development. 
• Women’s political participation in government.
• Intersectional studies: rural and indigenous women and access to rights.

Productive development, Innovation and Community Tourism 

• Economic hubs linked to the Greater Mexico City Area: light industry, services, and logistics. 
• Sustainable community tourism: economic, social, and environmental impact.
• Electromobility, clean energy, and technological infrastructure for regional competitiveness. 

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History, Political Transformations, and Social Movements. 

• Municipal and metropolitan history in the State of Mexico: industrialization, urbanization, and migration. 
• Political ideologies, social struggles, and transformation processes within the territories of the State of Mexico. 
• Migration and mobilities.

Art and Culture Development in the State of Mexico 

• History and cultural development of the State of Mexico. 
• Artistic and Cultural Expressions.
• Conservation and cultural heritage. 

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