Priority Focuses

of the District Development
Plan 2024–2027

Strategic city projects

Initiatives transforming Medellín

Today, strategic projects transcend physical infrastructure, placing people’s well-being and the sustainable development of the territory at the center. This vision guides key city actions and reflects an integrated commitment to improving quality of life.

Within the framework of the “Medellín Te Quiere” Development Plan 2024–2027, these initiatives address priority challenges such as hunger, school dropout rates, and social gaps, while driving competitiveness, attracting foreign investment, and consolidating Medellín as a benchmark for innovation in Latin America.

Through international cooperation, strategic projects become an effective way to mobilize investment, technical assistance, and long-term partnerships, connecting global actors with high-impact opportunities in Medellín and its metropolitan area.

Prioritized Projects

01

Parceros y Parceras

02

Primavera Norte

03

Care Circles

04

Zero Hunger Alliance

05

Creative Capital

06

FUTU_MED Zona Norte

Medellín’s strategic projects are not isolated initiatives, but comprehensive commitments that coordinate public sector actors and external allies to respond to the territory’s main challenges in a coordinated manner.

Their focus promotes institutional coordination, strategic leadership, and results-oriented management, allowing them to generate well-being, reduce social gaps, and improve citizens’ quality of life.

Additionally, they drive a forward-looking vision based on sustainable development, innovation, competitiveness, technology, and responsible tourism, positioning Medellín as a leader in territorial transformation.

International cooperation strengthens Medellín’s strategic projects through technical assistance, knowledge exchange, and partnerships, boosting initiatives already prioritized by the city and expanding their impact and sustainability.

Are you interested in adding capabilities or alliances to these projects?

We connect international partners with priority initiatives for the city’s development.

Meet the ACI Medellín Cooperation team

Miguel Betancur

Director of Cooperation
[email protected]

Mariam Char

Senior Professional
Cooperation supply
mchar@acimedellin.org

Sandra Giraldo

Senior Professional
Cooperation supply
[email protected]

Sarah Arango

Professional
Cooperation supply
[email protected]

Diego Vélez

Senior Professional
Cooperation demand
[email protected]

Clara López

Senior Professional
Cooperation demand
[email protected]

María Isabel Agudelo

Professional
Cooperation demand
[email protected]