The Latin America Women and Habitat Network proposes:

• Producing knowledge related to gender-differential problematics in access to land, housing, urban services, safety in the city, and participation in local management, with emphasis on situations of poverty and social inequity that affect women in the region.

• Developing initiatives, programs, and projects that contribute to bettering women’s living conditions in human settlements. 

• Strengthening women’s leadership, demands, and dialogue with local governments to promote their citizenship and drive change in their living conditions. 

• Awareness raising, training, and cooperative work with civil society organizations and municipal employees and politicians to influence public policies, programs, and projects in the field of habitat and territory from a gender-equity perspective.

• Disseminate and exchange knowledge and experiences in the field of habitat from a gender perspective, through publications, web sites, workshops and seminars, and participation in international events and forums. 

• Coordinate actions with other women’s networks and feminist networks in Latin America and other continents with the goal of influencing governments’ agendas and promoting the fulfillment of their international commitments related to equal opportunity policies for women.

• Combine forces with other social movements and organizations, driving actions and proposals at local, regional, and international levels for a more fair and equitable society for men and women.