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Conference on Partnerships and Community Capacity Building, Cuernavaca, Mexico, 26 June 2003

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This conference was hosted by the Government of the State of Morelos and was jointly organised by the Presidency of Mexico and the LEED Programme. It provided a unique opportunity to debate the progress and achievement in improving governance in Mexico in light of the OECD Study on Local Partnerships and other research. International experts and representatives from all sectors of society from Mexico and other countries took part in the discussions and exchanged views. For more information, please contact Sylvain.Giguere@oecd.org
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