Activities Report Carlos Slim Foundation

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Principles
•Our approach to solve the social backlog is like the one we have for
entrepreneurial activity. First, identify and find the right solutions. Second,
contribute all the resources required to solve the problem. This approach is
different from the first one; that is, to provide resources and then see how
they are used.
•Modern society is supported in the wellbeing of others and thus the best
investment is to fight poverty.
•Many of the social problems are more effectively taken care of when the
foundations have the support of the companies’ infrastructure.
•Businessmen are temporary managers of wealth. Their function is to manage
it efficiently, create jobs and pay taxes; all of them have an impact on the
economy of its society.
•Use the expertise and entrepreneurial talent to solve society’s problems. We
are used to make important decisions, generate new ideas, solve problems
and take risks.
•Charity helps and attenuates poverty, but does not solve it.
“Poverty is fought with health, education and, above all, employment and more employment”.
- Carlos Slim Helú
Summary of Results
PROGRAM
Summary of Results
RESULTS
Education
PROGRAM
Summary of Results
RESULTS
Social Justice
2’330,593 beneficiaries.
Social Bonds
91,059 bonds given.
Help Me Get There
292,964 bicycles given away.
Re-Education Therapeutic Community
602 rehabilitated young offenders.
See Well to Learn Better
127,750 glasses given away.
Digital Education and Culture
•More than 3,500 TELMEX Casas, Classrooms and Digital Libraries.
•118,556 computer equipment.
•2’500,000 students, teachers and parents benefited.
53,120 Scholarships granted.
TELMEX Foundation Scholarship
244,620 Scholarships granted.
Mexico 21st Century Scholarship Holders Annual Encounters
More than 90,000 participating scholarship holders.
Académica. Digital Research and Innovation Community
171 agreements with Higher Education and Innovation Institutions and Companies.
Health
Amanece (Maternal and Child Health Care)
•26 networks of mother and child care in 12 states in the country.
•2,564 specialized medical equipment in 359 clinics and hospitals.
•716,549 medical services provided with equipment donated by TELMEX.
•453,686 pregnant women and their newborn children beneficiaries.
•1,606 professionals took Post Graduate Health Course.
Cirugía Extramuros (Surgery outside the hospital walls)
793,590 beneficiaries.
Kidney Health and Transplants
7,107 transplants.
Wheel Chairs
55,125 wheel chairs given away.
Best Buddies
6,553 participants.
Addictions
•4,000 persons trained in the 607 Centers.
•300 Mutual Health re-engineering centers.
•150,000 beneficiaries.
Palliative Care
•353 beneficiary patients and relatives.
•33 health professionals trained.
Casalud (Integrated First Health Care Contact)
•28 health centers.
•309,154 beneficiaries.
•1,605 professionals took Post Graduate Health Course.
Healthy Household
17,391 beneficiaries.
Communication and Education in Health:
Clikisalud Portal and Your Health Manuals
•1’480,000 clicks on the portal.
•30,535 sets of manuals delivered.
Mesoamerican Health 2015
•USD $142’000,000 Investment.
•Benefits close to 1’000,000 women in reproductive age and 646,149 children of less than 5 years old.
Carlos Slim Scholarships
8,217 Scholarship holders.
Carlos Slim Health Awards
10 awards.
Slim Initiative in Genomic Medicine
•USD $65’000,000 Investment.
•Network of 14 national institutions that allow multiplying the genomic research capacity.
•2 world class scientific publications.
•5 workshops, 1 symposium and 2 conferences with more than 1,500 participants.
•15 trained national researchers.
Slim Initiative for the Development of Vaccines against Tropical Diseases
•200 Scholarship holders in the Vaccinology Latin American Post Graduate Course designed and
financed by the Carlos Slim Health Institute.
•State of the Art Research for the development of vaccines against Leishmaniosis and Chagas disease.
Nutritious Candy
12’383,000 bags of 1 kg. of nutritious candy.
RESULTS
Support to Sports
Early Childhood Development
Digital Scholarship
PROGRAM
TELMEX Car Racing Team (Escudería TELMEX)
•Sergio “Checo” Pérez, 1st Mexican driver to reach F1 and 2nd driver to get 2 podiums in this category.
•Guillermo Rojas, 1st Latin American to conquer the tri-championship of the Grand Am.
•Esteban Gutiérrez, 1st GP3 champ and current GP2 driver.
•4 triumphs in the 24 hours of Daytona.
•The sub champion of the GP2.
•2 championships in the F3 British National.
•4 championships in Nascar México.
•More than 220 triumphs in the most emblematic races in the world.
TELMEX Soccer Cup
In 2011 it obtained for the 5th consecutive year the Guinness Record with the participation of 209,677
players in 12,341 teams.
Ring TELMEX
•Supports 23 boxers.
•Pensions to 22 Mexican former champions of the world.
TELMEX Najera League
169,222 players integrated in 14,101 teams.
Bicycle Tour Mexico TELMEX
632 cyclists and 79 teams of several countries in the world.
Taekwondo TELMEX Cup
3,036 participants in 2011.
Scholarships to Mexican Olympic Medal winners
•Guillermo Pérez.
•Rosario Espinoza.
•Paola Espinosa.
•Tatiana Ortiz.
From the Street to the Field with TELMEX
25,568 players integrated in 3,525 teams.
Culture
Soumaya Museum
More than 1’000,000 domestic and foreign visitors.
Carso History of Mexico Studies Center
•80,000 books and more than 500,000 manuscript documents.
•40 scholarships granted.
Human Development
ASUME, A.C. (The Growth and Development for Mexico Association)
•11,017 persons trained that have formed 14,795 multiplying groups.
•509,753 persons who have taken the course in more than 609 institutions.
TELMEX Social Wellbeing
•42,288 activities in 170 locations in the country.
•9’064,722 beneficiaries.
TELMEX Volunteers Network
4,375 volunteers performed 373,213 labor hours nationwide.
Aid in Natural Disasters
•28,758.59 tons of humanitarian aid.
•5’055,042 litters of treated drinking water.
•94 contingencies supported with drinking water treatment plants.
Economic Development
Mexico City Historical Downtown area Foundation
More than 7’000,000 beneficiaries.
Alliance Carlos Slim Foundation and Grameen Trust
24,500 social micro-credits granted.
Protection and Conservation of the Environment
Alliance WWF - Carlos Slim Foundation
USD $100,000,000 in support for 6 regions of the country that include the 18 priority areas: Gulf of
California, Chihuahua Desert, Biosphere Reserve for the Monarch Butterfly, Oaxaca, Chiapas and the
Mesoamerican Reef.
Bicentennial Garden City Sports Center
•600,000 m of surface.
•Sports facilities for 10 disciplines, 1 stadium for 3,650 persons, 4 lagoons to capture 5’000,000 litters
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of water a year, green areas, children playground, parking lot and heliport.
Mexican Nature Collection
5 Volumes.
The Mexican Jaguar in the 21 Century
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6 national symposia and 1 international symposium.
Supported Public and Private Institutions
1,691 institutions.
Support in Latin America and Sister Nations
•Clinton-Giustra-Slim Fund to support Haiti.
•Clinton-Giustra-Slim Sustainable Growth Initiative.
•Mesoamerican Health 2015.
•Carlos Slim Scholarships.
•Carlos Slim Health Awards.
•Slim Initiative in Genomic Medicine.
•Slim Initiative for the Development of Vaccines against Tropical Diseases.
With social and high impact programs, focused on the most
vulnerable population, Carlos Slim Foundation
has directly benefited more than
29.7 million
persons
Overview
Summary of Results
EDUCATION
health
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10
SOCIAL JUSTICE
20
culture
24
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
28
AID IN NATURAL DISASTERS
34
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
38
PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION OF THE ENVIRONMENT
46
SUPPORTED PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS
52
SUPPORT IN LATIN AMERICA AND SISTER NATIONS
58
SUPPORT TO SPORTS
62
Carlos Slim FOUNDATION Report
Social Responsibility is a fundamental part of Grupo Carso’s strategy and
philosophy, and that is why for more than 25 years we have worked in our
objective to link the entrepreneurial experiences with the social activity
through the Carlos Slim Foundation, created in 1986 with the name
Asociación Carso, A.C.
With strong social and high impact programs, focused on the most
vulnerable population, Carlos Slim Foundation has directly benefited
more than 29.7 million persons, without including the middle and long
term programs, such as those related to research in health, amongst other.
The Carlos Slim Foundation with a high sense of social responsibility,
efficiency and timeliness, carries out programs in the following areas:
Education, Health, Nutrition, Social Justice, Culture, Human Development, Aid
in Natural Disasters, Economic Development, Protection and Conservation of
the Environment, Aid to Latin America and Sister Nations, and also to Public
and Private Institutions and to promote Sports, that contribute to improve
the quality of life of people of all ages, promote the formation of human
capital and generate opportunities that foster the integral development of
the beneficiaries and also of their communities and the country at large.
education
Quality education for people to have access
to more and better opportunities.
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EDUCATION
EDUCATION
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EDUCATION
Education is a fundamental component of a free, healthy, fair and prosperous
society, because it gives people more and better employment opportunities
and development. Thus, through this program it contributes to the formation of
new generations from their first years of life, through early stimulation up and
through their postgraduate studies.
Carlos Slim Foundation considers that the promotion of education
activities and the formation of human capital are a priority for the growth and
development of the country, since they are the fundamental supports required
to better face the current competitive environment and the markets globalization
process. Thus, this program actively encourages education and digital culture,
with state of the art technologies provided to all levels of education institutions.
This program is an ongoing national initiative because it is undeniable that with
education a better road is built for Mexico. Education provides new and better
expectations, human wellbeing and the appropriate social coexistence. And
due to all this, it contributes to create dreams in children and to make them
come true for the youngsters who want to study and who have a commitment
with excellence.
The most important programs in Education are: Early Childhood Development; Help Me Get There
(bicycles); See Well to Learn Better (glasses); Digital Education and Culture (TELMEX Casas (houses),
classrooms and libraries); Digital Scholarship; TELMEX Foundation Scholarship and Académica
(Digital Research and Innovation Community).
Early Childhood Development
Is a didactic support program for education
agents, who, through alliances with public and private institutions, contribute to the integral
development of children at the initial age of the
socio-affectionate, motor and cognitive areas.
Achievements
14,515 education AGENTS trained
in human development and education
methodology workshops, which work
has benefited 383,047 persons.
649,182 practical guides
distributed for the development of
children, with amount to 1’947,546
beneficiaries.
Help Me Get There
Is engaged in donating bicycles to grammar and
high school students whose schools are very far
away from their homes and who have to walk two
hours or more to get to their classrooms.
Achievements
292,964
bicycles given to school children.
See Well to Learn Better
Through this program, glasses are given away to students with visual problems, so that they can improve their academic performance.
Achievements
127,750
glasses donated.
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EDUCATION
EDUCATION
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Digital Scholarship
Digital Education and Culture
This program includes world renowned technologies and pedagogical innovations, immersed in the
proper environment for innovation and education experimentation of students of all ages, professors,
parents and directors of schools.
It is granted to children of active employees
of Grupo Carso who are in grammar school,
high school and middle upper level education.
Technological tools are provided in order to access
the digital world.
Achievements
Casas TELMEX. Free integral education development spaces for digital inclusion; locate in
low income urban areas, where education is given
in science and technology, universal values and
aesthetic appreciation.
53,120 digital scholarships
granted.
TELMEX Digital Classrooms. Education
spaces equipped and with broad band services,
basically located in schools, libraries and public
spaces, in which IT training is provided.
TELMEX Foundation Scholarship
For the benefit of students getting their B.A., B.S.,
Master’s and PhDs in private and public institutions
throughout the entire country. A computer with infinitum service is given and also monthly
economic assistance and the invitation to courses,
workshops, conferences and special events.
TELMEX Digital Libraries. Novel service that
allows to free cost rent the computer equipment,
in the same way as books are lent in traditional
libraries.
Achievements
244,620 scholarships
Achievements
More than 3,500 TELMEX Casas,
Classrooms and Libraries.
granted.
2’500,000 students, professors and
parents benefited.
Mexico 21st Century Scholarship
Holders Annual Encounters
Coexistence in the National Auditorium that has
gathered TELMEX scholarship holders from all
over the country, during the last ten years, with
prominent national and international personalities.
118,556 computer equipment
Académica. Digital Research
and Innovation Community
A technological platform that promotes and
facilitates the participation and collaboration
of students, professors and researchers from
Higher Education Institutions, National Research
Centers and Companies, through tools and Web applications.
Achievements
171 agreements have been signed with
Higher Education and Research Institutions
and companies.
Achievements
More than 10,000 scholarship
holders meet every year.
DONATED
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EDUCATION
EDUCATION
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health
To live longer and better.
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health
health
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health
The program of Health Carlos Slim Foundation aims to contribute to more
people live longer and better. The work focuses on finding new and better health
solutions to help both the scope and progress of medicine, always considered as
a fundamental element of human capital development.
It provides systematic access to medical care, high quality, providing medical
equipment and technology, fostering preventive health care, promoting
professional development and training and encouraging research and the
generation of solutions to help solve the main health problems of vulnerable
populations in Mexico and Latin America.
To do this, we focus on understanding and be able to address the most vulnerable
populations in conditions of marginalization and poverty. To multiply efforts in
some of the actions are working in collaboration with federal, state and local
governments and with civil society organizations.
In Health the main programs are: Amanece (Maternal and Child Health Care); Cirugía Extramuros (Surgery
outside the hospital walls); Kidney Health and Transplants; Wheel Chairs; Best Buddies; Addictions; Palliative
Care; Casalud (Integrated First Health Care Contract); Healthy Household; Communication and Education
in Health; Mesoamerican Health 2015; Carlos Slim Health Scholarships and Awards; Slim Initiative in Genomic
Medicine; Slim Initiative for the Development of Vaccines against Tropical Diseases and Nutritious Candy.
Amanece (Maternal and Child Health Care)
Model focused on the best practices of attention
to reduce the maternal and infant mortality.
Achievements
26 maternal and infant
care networks in 12 states in the
Mexican Republic.
The reduction of maternal and infant mortality, improved quality of life and
increased life expectancy, are key objectives of Carlos Slim Foundation.
In research, accelerating the discovery of new methods of prevention, diagnosis
and treatment as well as specialist training, supporting their integration
into national and international programs, and promotes and recognizes the
performance of professionals committed to improving the quality of services
population health.
716,549 medical services
provided with equipment
donated by TELMEX.
2,564 specialized medical
equipment donated, that operate in
359 clinics and hospitals throughout
the country.
453,686 pregnant women and their
newborn beneficiaries
1,606 health professionals to
whom the Maternal and Infant Health and
its specialties Diploma course is taught.
Cirugía Extramuros
(Surgery outside the hospital walls)
Highly specialized medical care is provided in
orthopedic, ophthalmology, general surgery and
plastic and reconstructive surgery is provided to
the emarginated population of the country.
Achievements
793,590 surgeries performed.
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health
health
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Kidney Health and Transplants
program
Makes timely detection, prevention and health
care activities for kidney health. This program includes:
• Prevention (timely detection).
• Foster the donation of organs, transplants and
immunosuppressive.
• Donation Culture (Campaign “Heroes for Life” and
mass distribution of donors cards).
• Research.
• Incidence in public politics.
•7,107 transplants supported, which
represents 15% of the transplants made in Mexico
during the last decade.
BEST BUDDIES
Improves the quality of life of youngsters with intellectual disabilities and contributes to integrate
them to society, through the coexistence with
university students.
Achievements
6,553 participants .
Addictions
The program begins as a response to the high
drug consumption index and to the growing
demand of therapeutic services to take care of
this health problem.
The actions carried out are:
Training of a total of 4,000 persons
in the 607 centers mentioned.
This group of centers annually gives service to approximately 150,000
persons.
Wheel Chair donation program
To benefit low income persons with mobility
problems. Wheel chairs are also donated to hospitals, associations and care institutions, in
order to support the work they carry out in caring for patients and elderly persons.
Achievements
55,125 wheel chairs donated.
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health
Training of personnel in 307 New Life Centers of
the Federal Government, in the 32 entities of the
Country and the re-engineering to improve the
quality of Service in 300 mutual aid centers
in 15 states. These centers are restructured, subject to prior evaluation and detection of needs,
and training courses are given to personnel that
provide the therapeutic support. One of these
courses is to establish the procedures and criteria
for the prevention, treatment and control of addictions. Consulting is also provided in the
implementation of the program, and also in its
follow-up and supervision.
health
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Palliative Care
Communication and Education
in Health: Clikisalud Portal and
Your Health Manuals
Model which objective is to improve the quality of life of the persons in terminally ill patients. The palliative care Spanish model has been developed and applied to the Mexican context at the National Cancerology Institute and the National Nutrition Institute.
This program promotes changes in the population
so that it adopts healthy life styles and thus
revert the current trends from a cure model to a
preventive model.
Achievements
Achievements
1’480,000 clicks on the
portal, that promotes healthy life
353 patients and relatives beneficiaries
styles, self-care and prevention of risks.
with psychological support and medication for the
terminally ill patients.
33 health professionals trained.
30,535 sets of manuals delivered through the Amanece, Unidades Casalud networks,
national fora, and in the companies of Carso Group.
Mesoamerican Health 2015
CASALUD (Integrated First Health Care Contract)
Public-private association to support the reduction of gaps in maternal and infant mortality in the region.
Is a model to improve the health care given in the
first contact centers, this model has:
28 health centers in 7 states that work
with this model that improves the quality of care
of chronic diseases and promotes prevention by
age groups.
309,154
beneficiaries
Healthy Household
Program to implement echotechnias that
improve the living conditions at the homes.
Amongst other things includes, to give access to
clean water and delivery of ecologic stoves, both
the so called ecological stoves as the ones called
Lorena and Patsari.
Achievements
Achievements
USD $142’000,000 fund from the Carlos
Slim Health Institute, with the Bill & Melinda Gates
Foundation and the Government of Spain for the
benefit of 7 countries (Belize, Costa Rica, El
Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and
Panama) and the state of Chiapas in
Mexico, to support maternal and infant health, universal
vaccination and control of dengue and malaria.
17,391 direct beneficiaries
in 8 states of the country.
1,605 health professionals to
whom a Prevention and Care of Chronic
Diseases Post Graduate course is given.
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health
Benefits close to 1’000,000 women in
reproductive age and 646,149 children younger
than 5 years old.
health
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Research in Health
Carlos Slim Scholarships
Program to promote leadership in learning and
research in health.
It has 3 Scholarships: Excellence in Health
and Nutrition; Promotion to Health Research and
Scholarships for Latin Americans in Mexico.
Achievements
8,217 Scholarships granted
to B.S., post graduate students and
professionals in health.
The main support provided are:
Monthly scholarship,
computer equipment and
Internet.
Carlos Slim Health Awards
Recognition to Life Achievements in Research
and to Outstanding Institutions dedicated to improving Health. Nine USD $100,000 recognitions have been given to each, persons and
institutions. In addition, a $100,000 pesos
award has been given to Research in organ and
tissue transplant.
Slim Initiative in Genomic Medicine
Project to establish the genetic bases of high impact diseases in Mexico, generating national research
and scientific networks.
Slim Initiative for the Development of Vaccines against
Tropical Diseases
Investigation and development of a new generation of vaccines and treatments in Mexico.
Achievements
200 Scholarship holders in the Vaccinology
Latin American Post Graduate Course, designed
and financed by the Instituto Carlos Slim de la Salud
(Carlos Slim Health Institute).
• Investment of USD $65’000,000 in 3 years of Alliance with the Broad Institute of Harvard-MIT
and the National Genomic Medicine Institute of Mexico and the collaboration of national research
institutions and hospitals.
• Conformation of a network of 14 national institutions that allow us to multiply the research
in genomics in our country.
•6,000 samples of DNA collected, from patients with diabetes, cancer and kidney
disorder for study.
• 2 scientific publications of international level in Science and Nature magazines.
• 5 workshops, 1 symposium and 2 conferences with more than 1,500 participants.
• 15 national researchers trained in high specialty courses at the Broad Institute.
• Comprehensive achievement as the discovery of genetic causes of some cancers (breast,
head and neck tumors, lymphoma B cells), and the demonstration of unique genes of type
2 diabetes mellitus in Latin American populations, which predispose individuals to this disease, which
had not been detected in other populations.
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health
State of the art research for the development
of vaccines for Leishmaniosis (parasite
disease) and Chagas disease (infectious
disease), that affect inhabitants of Mexico and
Latin America.
Nutrition
Nutritious Candy
Candy enriched with iron and zinc amongst other
nutrients, is distributed for the benefit of children,
pregnant women and senior citizens of different regions
of the country, basically from rural populations.
Achievements
12’383,000 one kilo bags of nutritious
candy distributed.
health
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social
justice
With Bonds program, we support social and
family reintegration of those deprived of their liberty
by their poverty.
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SOCIAL JUSTICE
SOCIAL JUSTICE
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SOCIAL JUSTICE
The poverty, ignorance and inequality conditions that affect some of the segments
of the population foster that persons accused of committing a misdemeanor, may
not have access to the benefit of being free on bail although they have the right
to it, because they lack the necessary economic resources. In order for people to
obtain a bail, they have to meet the following requirements: they must not have a
criminal record and they have only committed misdemeanors. In addition, with the
support given by Carlos Slim Foundation to the Re-education Therapeutic
Community, there is a special attention program for young offenders between 15
and 18 years old.
The Social Justice program supports its beneficiaries in their reintegration to their
families, to productive activities and to society with new tools for life, through
human development courses and professional psychological help. In this manner,
the objective is to try to avoid that, because they committed misdemeanors,
there would be a big social cost that would impact the person, his or her family
and also society at large, due to the effects caused by family disintegration. A significant number of the beneficiaries of this program are indigenous persons
living in poverty conditions.
Achievements
91,059
social bonds have
been delivered
602
young offenders have
been rehabilitated
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SOCIAL JUSTICE
SOCIAL JUSTICE
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culture
In our knowledge society, information and studies
are not only necessary, it is also required to develop a
greater sensitivity, greater interest in beauty, aesthetics
and what has been done in the history of mankind.
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culture
culture
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CULTURE
Soumaya Museum
The essence of the this Carlos Slim Foundation program is to conserve,
investigate, disseminate, collect and give historic and artistic testimony in order
to foster and facilitate that every day more Mexicans have free access to art and
to the various cultural expressions. Culture is conceived as part of the integral
formation of human beings because it enriches their vision of the world and
their environment.
Carlos Slim Foundation promotes these artistic and cultural activities at
the Soumaya Museum, the Carso History of Mexico Studies Center, as well as
the cultural program held in the Historic Center of Mexico City. In this section
we include the most important data of the Soumaya Museum and of the
Carso History of Mexico Studies Center. The cultural activities promoted by
the Foundation at the Historical Downtown Mexico City Center are presented
below, in the Economic Development program section.
One of the most important private collections of Latin America with 16 funds of more
than 30 centuries of American and
European art.
In 2011 the Museum opened its doors to the public
in the Soumaya Museum building, with 17,000 m2 of
construction and more than 6,000 m2 of exhibition, and received free of charge to more than
1’000,000 domestic and foreign visitors.
Carso History of Mexico Studies Center
Its objective is to recover printed and documentary works of the history of Mexico from the viceroy
era to our present which may be consulted by researchers. To date it has 80,000 books and a
little more than 500,000 handwritten documents.
Achievements
This center organizes cultural activities and has
granted 40 scholarships to B.A., B.S. Master
and PhD Degree students.
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culture
culture
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human development
“Integrated development and personal growth can only
be achieved through the full realization of man on eight
aspects of his personality: physical, emotional, intellectual,
social, economic, aesthetic, moral and spiritual”.
- Mrs. Soumaya Domit de Slim
The Growth and Development for Mexico Association (ASUME).
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
For Carlos Slim Foundation, Human Development is an essential part
of the growth of individuals and therefore encourages it and facilitates actions
focused on achieving personal wellbeing, with a family and social impact. This
program contributes to constant self-improvement developing values that
forge individuals satisfied with their lives and committed to their work. The
work carried out is based on the altruism of men and women responsible for
their own and others human development, since their philosophy fosters the
personal growth of the persons giving and also of the persons receiving.
“Learn to want to do”, “get persons to feel that they have a place in this life”
and “be able to consider that voluntary work is an exercise of harmony with
oneself”, these are some of the constant expressions of the testimonials of
those that participate in ASUME, TELMEX Social Wellbeing and the TELMEX
Volunteers network, forming with all of them a human team of excellence that,
throughout the entire country, gives its warm aid with experience, efficiency
and on a timely manner.
ASUME, A.C.
The Growth and Development for Mexico Association was created in 1980
and its objective is to contribute to the integral development of persons
through a human development program that motivates them to be in
contact with themselves and thus start a path headed towards constant
improvement, in order to become better persons, enrich the environment in which they lives – their family, the institution where they work, study, etc.–,
and is committed to work for the progress of the country.
All human beings may be perfected, are apt to improve and develop all their natural capacities and skills through a continuous and permanent
process of Personal Growth and Development. ASUME conceives this
growth and development as the full realization of man in eight areas of
individuals: Physical, Affective, Social, Economic, Aesthetic, Intellectual,
Moral and Spiritual.
509,753
The results of the last 20 years:
TRAINED persons
11,017
persons have been trained, they have formed 14,795 GROUPS,
who become the facilitators of the ASUME program and they multiply it in
several institutions.
509,753
persons have received the ASUME course in
In addition,
more than 609 institutions in Mexico.
In 2010, ASUME started in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala,
Honduras and Panama and in 2011 in Ecuador and Peru.
609
institutions
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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TELMEX Social Wellbeing
Contributes to the growth and integral development of telephone workers, their families and their
community at large, through workshops, conferences, speeches, plays, cultural visits, summer courses,
recreation and sport events in Health, Education, and Culture and Recreation events.
Achievements
In 20 years 42,288 activities have been carried out, in
170 locations in the country, and they have benefited
9’064,722 persons, with an annual average
of approximately 500,000 persons.
9’064,722
persons
TELMEX Volunteers Network
Men and women that in a generous way provide
their time and assistance to those that need it
the most. The volunteers support in a decisive
manner the delivery of humanitarian aid in natural
disasters and they become the leaders of other
volunteers that join them to make the aid be given
to those that need it. In addition, our volunteers
offer their support and assistance in several
institutions such as asylums, homes or shelters,
hospitals, etc.
It has 4,375 volunteers,
who have given
373,213 hours of labor
throughout the country.
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HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
4,375
volunteers
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
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aid in natural
disasters
In disasters we have all jointly responsible for helping.
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The following support has been provided:
The disasters caused by natural phenomena such as hurricanes and
earthquakes leave defenseless the population affected. That is why the
Carlos Slim Foundation has implemented an Aids Plan through which
support is provided through vehicles that by land, water or air, transport
drinking water processing, power generation and humanitarian aid in general
in accordance with each zone and kind of contingency. There is also the
TELMEX Volunteers Network that directly aids the persons that were affected
by natural disasters.
The support in natural disasters is provided in our country and it has also
expanded to other Latin American and Caribbean countries such as Cuba, El
Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru and Venezuela.
28,758.59
tons
of humanitarian aid
5’055,042
litters
of drinking water
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contingencies
supported by drinking
water treatment plants
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economic
development
The challenge for governments is to lead change of
the new civilization, forming human capital with health
and education, promoting economic activity and
development that will provide better jobs.
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Some of the main achievements obtained through the Program of Revitalization
and Restoration of the Historic Center of Mexico City, are the following:
Carlos Slim Foundation supports and encourages the recovery of urban
spaces and infrastructure works for the economic and social development of
communities and their environment, and also directs promotion programs to
productive activities. In the first case, we see the main achievements of the
Revitalization and Restoration of the Historical Downtown Center of Mexico
City, the World Monument Fund Agreement and the Plaza Mariana. In the
second case, one can see the results of the Grameen Trust Alliance to grant
social micro credits.
It should be noted that the architecture and infrastructure works mentioned
herein above, which are emblematic of the local and national culture, have
been conceived as integral economic and social development projects,
consisted with the principle that in real economy the most important issue is
to work on the infrastructure associated to jobs, health and the development
of human capital.
Achievements
55 buildings refurbished by
Inmobiliaria del Centro Histórico de la Ciudad
de México (Real Estate Company of the
Historical Downtown Area of Mexico city)
28 rehabilitated public squares
and gardens
32 buildings in restoration
or construction done by the
Instituto de la Vivienda del D.F. (Mexico
City, Federal District Housing Institute)
1,037 restored facades
More than 250,000 m of streets
and sidewalks refurbished
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192 squares freed
from merchants on
the public street
19,500 merchants relocated
47 real estates transformed into
110 security videocameras
shopping centers
connected to a Command Post
65,000 jobs generated directly
$1’801’300,000 pesos in
investment to remodel and do
and indirectly
maintenance work
The secondary drinking
water network, sewage,
electric power and fiber optic
was substituted
22,404 beneficiaries from
health actions
42,314 beneficiaries of
social development actions
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The number of houses inhabited
increased 18%, between 2005 and 2010
Approximately 50% of the
streets of the A perimeter
were rehabilitated
7,824 actions for
community development
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FUNDACIÓN DEL CENTRO HISTÓRICO
DE LA CIUDAD DE MÉXICO, A.C.
(Historic Center of Mexico City Foundation)
Was incorporated in 2002 to join the
Revitalization Plan of the Historical Downtown
area, initiative headed by Mr. Carlos Slim Helú.
Since its creation, the Foundation has implemented programs to improve the quality of life of the inhabitants of the Historical Downtown
area, that have been translated to the creation of jobs, safety in public spaces, quality health services and a wide cultural offer.
Since it started activities, the Fundación
del Centro Histórico has benefited more than
7’000,000 persons.
CASA VECINA (Neighbor’s house)
Is the cultural space of the Fundación del Centro
Histórico de la Ciudad de México, A.C. It conceives itself as a specialized laboratory in production, mounting and research of contemporary art, not as a traditional exhibition
space. It works based on the “studio” format,
understanding that the mounting of exhibitions is
a continuous experimentation process. Thus, its
objective is not to present finished artistic
products, but rather provide the necessary infrastructure and financing to collaborate with
the investigation of invited artists. The projects
they support become part of the Documentation
Center archive, which also offers bibliography and
specialized magazines. Casa Vecina (Neighbor’s
house) attempts to become an encounter and
dialogue space with several communities based
on its research and link programs, and it is also a
kind entrance to find contemporary art.
At present, the Foundation is working in two strategic zones: the Historical Downtown of the
Cuauhtémoc Borough and “Las Pensiles” in the Miguel Hidalgo Borough. It works with the following
programs: Economic Development, through which crafts workshops are offered to improve
the labor opportunities of youth; Local Communitarian Development, that carries out
interventions in communitarian spaces in order to promote a healthy and free of violence life; Social
Development, that offers psychological and education services; the Cultural Program has two
axes: a) Traditions, Exhibitions and Contests, through which exhibitions are made in public
spaces and events to preserve Mexican traditions, and b) Casa Vecina, space that contributes to
the revitalization of the historic center to promote links between contemporary art and the various
audiences who visit the heart of the city.
In 2011:
The programs of the Historic Center of Mexico City Foundation have benefited more than 11,930 PERSONS
who have improved their quality of life through counseling, outreach or community interventions in
neighborhoods, schools and public places.
A total of 60,384 support services are provided to consolidate the stability of the people served.
806,410 persons took part in various activities that the cultural programs of the Foundation
conducted.
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World Monument Fund (WMF) Agreement
A fund was created to support the restoration of the Historical Downtown Area of Mexico City, through
an integral program for the conservation of historical buildings, management of sustainable tourism
and education of visitors.
Alliance Carlos Slim Foundation
and Grameen Trust to grant social
micro-credits
Credits focused on productive activities of marginated areas of
Oaxaca, Puebla and Zacatecas.
Plaza Mariana
Carlos Slim Foundation donated the Plaza Mariana to the Archdiocese Mexico City; this architecture
triggers the road, urban and pastoral infrastructure surrounding the Basilica of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
With a total extension of
important area of Mexico City.
68,000 m , Plaza Mariana contributes to the revitalization of this
2
• The project has a Crystal Cross that divides the 4 main bodies of the Plaza: Evangelization
Center, Columbario (with capacity for 120,441 niches), Guadalupano Museum and a market
with more than 1,000 shops, that relocates the peddlers. In addition, it has a dining room, area for pilgrims,
nursery and rest room services.
Achievements
There are 14 branches and 24,500 credits have been granted.
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protection and
conservation of the
environment
One of the paradigms of the new civilization is
the environment and care, it does not become
a burden, but is even an important source of
economic activity and employment.
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PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION OF
THE ENVIRONMENT
Carlos Slim Foundation supports a big strategy of conservation of the
biodiversity and sustainable development in Mexico. Thus, it has established
strategic alliances with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), The Secretary of the
Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat, as per initials in Spanish), the
Mario Molina Center, The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM,
as per initials in Spanish), the National Commission for Knowledge and Use of
Biodiversity (Conabio as per initials in Spanish) and the National Commission
of Protected Natural Areas (Conanp, as per initials in Spanish), amongst
other that are also relevant. In addition, the Centro Deportivo Ciudad Jardín
Bicentenario (Bicentennial Garden City Sports Center) was built and it is a huge
and unprecedented ecologic rescue project, built on what was the garbage
dump on the Bordo de Xochiaca (Xochiaca Rim).
It is outstanding that this work program is carried out with WWF in six regions
of the country (Gulf of California, Chihuahua Desert, Biosphere Reserve for
the Monarch Butterfly and the Mesoamerican Reef) that group 18 priority
areas.
In this way, Carlos Slim Foundation enforces protection and conservation
plans and programs, and also of social development that ratifies its commitment
with the natural surroundings and the environment and thus joins the search of
a better future for all Mexicans.
Alliance
WWF - Carlos Slim Foundation
USD $100’000,000 in support of the Alliance
to develop projects to conserve biodiversity and
promote sustainable development in 6 regions
of the country in which grouped 18 priority
areas:
Gulf of California
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•
•
•
Chihuahua Desert
• Grasslands of Chihuahua
• Río Conchos-Alto Río Bravo
• Cuatrociénegas
Biosphere Reserve for
the MONARCH Butterfly
OAXACA
•
•
•
•
•
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Alto Golfo
Grandes Islas
Bahía de la Paz-Loreto
Corridor Reforma-Marismas Nacionales
Central Valleys
Sierra Norte-La Chinantla
Zoque Jungle
Mixteca
Copalita – Zimatlán – Huatulco - Manialtepec
(Sierra Costera)
Chiapas
• El Triunfo
• Lacandon Jungle
MESOAMERICAN REEF
• Yum Balam
• Banco Chinchorro
• Corridor Calakmul – Sian Ka’an
The Climate Change project is also being
worked on throughout the country.
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Books
Support to the Mario Molina
Center for Strategic Studies on
Energy and the Environment
Mexican Nature Collection
Its objective is to support the creation and
implementation of practical solutions to the key
problems of energy and the environment through
the generation of consensus amongst all the
social stakeholders involved.
Publications that disseminate the beauty of the
biological biodiversity of Mexico and its natural
wealth, the threats it is facing and the possibility to conservation in the long term.
• Book I. Mexican Land (2007).
• Book II. Mexican Nature (2008).
• Book III. Mexican Fauna (2009).
• Book IV. America’s Cats, surprising hunters (2010).
• Book V. Threatened animals in America. The Challenge of their survival (2011).
Centro Deportivo Ciudad Jardín Bicentenario
Bicentennial Garden City Sports Center is a major and unprecedented ecology rescue project, built
on a 600,000 m2 surface in what was the garbage dump Bordo de Xochiaca, where there were
thousands of tons of garbage.
With the construction of the Sport Center the harmful fauna was eliminated, the suspended particles
and bacteria in the air were reduced and the water table contamination from the putrefaction of the
organic residues was eliminated.
• Elimination of 22,000 tons of dust and particles.
• With the closure of the dump, 93,000 tons of co2 per year and are not emitted to the atmosphere.
It has 41 fields:
It also has a Gym, pelota court,
aerobic route, bicycle path, 1
stadium with capacity for
soccer
tennis
BASKETBALL
3,650 persons
4 lagoons in which it is expected
to collect 5’000,000 litters
of water a year, playground,
parking lot and heliport.
volleyball
American
football
baseball
The Mexican Jaguar in the 21st Century
Alliance of TELMEX and Telcel with WWF, The
National Commission for the Knowledge and Use
of Biodiversity (Conabio, as per initials in Spanish)
and The National Commission for Protected
Natural Areas (Conanp, as per initials in Spanish).
Achievements
The first results of the census estimate
a population of
4,000 jaguars.
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We have supported the realization of
national symposia “The Mexican
Jaguar in the 21st Century” and
1 international symposium.
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supported public and
private institutions
Our business and foundations
contribute to make our country
stronger and ready to attach to
this new civilization, with its
population welfare.
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SUPPORTED PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS
In addition to the work carried out through its permanent programs, Carlos
Slim Foundation supports public and private institutions with objectives
in line with its mission, actively adding them to the work carried out in
Education, Health, Social Justice, Culture, Human Development, Support in
Natural Disasters, Economic Development, Protection and Conservation of
the Environment, Support in Latin America and Sister Nations and Promotion
to Sports.
To work closely with organizations with experience and recognition in the
specialization required in its significant programs, allow the Carlos Slim
Foundation to multiply the support given to those that need it the most.
Some of these institutions are: Instituto Nacional de Nutrición, Teletón,
Hospital Infantil de México, Fundación Origen, Casa de la Amistad para niños
con Cáncer and Comunidad Down.
Instituto Nacional de Nutrición (National Nutrition Institute)
They are built biosafety laboratories of the Department of Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Medical
Sciences and Nutrition Salvador Zubiran, which will have the highest level of security exists in the health
sector in Mexico, for the effective analysis of highly infectious diseases and relevant as HIV/AIDS, influenza
or avian flu. These labs allow generate information for research and decision making in emergency
situations both short term and for continued research on specific diseases, such as those mentioned.
The laboratory will be operated by a team of over 30 specialized researchers of the Institute, keeping
as a reference center in the field in Mexico. Also, thanks to the design of laboratories and the work to
be done, the Institute may make alliances with laboratories edge internationally in countries such as
Canada, USA and Germany, for the exchange of information and scientific research.
Teletón (TV Marathon)
We have been very committed with Teletón since
it started in 1997, in favor of Mexican children
with different skills and children with cancer.
At present, 17 Centros de Rehabilitación Infantil
Teletón (Infantile Rehabilitation Centers or CRIT
as per initials in Spanish), counts with a TELMEX
Digital Classroom, and also a wireless WiFi Mobile
network in infinitum. This infrastructure promotes
digital culture amongst doctors, therapists,
patients and relatives.
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CentERS
COUNTS WITH A TELMEX DIGITAL CLASSROOM.
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Hospital Infantil de México
(Children’s Hospital of Mexico)
Support is provided for research and highly
specialized treatments of diseases such as leukemia,
cancer and organ transplants. This institution plays an
important role in dealing with illness
occurring in children, particularly the poor.
Fundación Origen
(Origin Foundation)
It supports programs such as Origin Helpline and
Origin House, in preventive care, psychosocial
rehabilitation and improvement, for women suffering
domestic violence can be resolved comprehensively
with their problems, while providing tools for personal development.
Casa de la Amistad para
niños con Cáncer
(Friendship House for Children with Cancer)
It provides support for this institution that offers
medical treatment and medicines as well as lodging
and meals for patients and their families, in addition to counseling.
COMUNIDAD DOWN
(Community Down)
Scholarships are given to children with Down syndrome,
offering the opportunity for a better quality of life,
through job training and teaching of daily activities
that allow their integration in society.
1,691
institutions are being supported
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support in latin america
and sister nations
The developing countries share opportunities but also
major setbacks, adding that efforts can be eliminated.
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SUPPORT IN LATIN AMERICA
AND SISTER NATIONS
This program is focused on the main factors of development to have a
society without poverty and with better opportunities for all in Latin America:
health, education and economic promotion. In this section we present the
achievements made with Clinton-Giustra-Slim Fund to Support Haiti and the
Clinton-Giustra-Slim Sustainable Growth Initiative. The following programs
for the region presented in the section on Health should be added to these
actions:
Mesoamerican Health 2015, Carlos Slim Scholarships, Carlos Slim Health
Awards, Slim Initiative in Genomic Medicine and the Slim Initiative for the
Development of Vaccines against Tropical Diseases.
For a sustained social development it is fundamental to offer the least favored
population, education and health services (eradicating diseases that have
been overcome in more developed countries) and also economic promotion
actions for jobs, so that it may be able to live a worthy life.
Clinton - Giustra – Slim Fund to Support Haiti
President Bill Clinton, the Canadian businessman Frank Giustra and the Carlos Slim Foundation
created a USd $20’000,000 fund to support the economic growth and social development of this
country after the earthquake in 2010.
usd $ 20’000,000
to support the economic growth
AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
Clinton - Giustra – Slim Sustainable Growth Initiative
Its objective is to improve health, education and the creation of jobs in Mexico, Colombia and Peru.
ACHIEVEMENTS
This initiative has obtained the following results:
27,939 cataract surgeries
have been carried out in Peru.
USd
$20’000,000
USd
$20’000,000
to strengthen
the SMEs in Colombia, creating job sources in
under serviced areas.
additional for
education projects that promote digital
inclusion in Mexico.
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support to sports
The sport, in addition to helping health, contributes to the
formation of human capital and to eradicate bad habits.
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SUPPORT TO SPORTS
SUPPORT TO SPORTS
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SUPPORT TO SPORTS
Carlos Slim Foundation permanently encourages the on-going practice
of sports at different levels, because asides from the benefits sports activities
have on the health of persons of all ages, they provide the opportunity to young
boys and girls to stay away from addictions such as drugs and alcohol, gangs,
and it also favors family integration.
Carlos Slim Foundation is convinced that sports are a change factor
for society. Sports promote significant life values from early childhood, such
as: team work, fellowship and competitiveness, amongst other. In addition,
through sports, Carlos Slim Foundation encourages the development
and growth of the least favored sectors of our society. With sports tournaments
such as the TELMEX Cup or the “From the Street to the Field with TELMEX”
tournament in which street children participate, children and youth may have a
better perspective for their growth that allows them to foresee more promising
conditions to achieve their objectives in life and grow as persons integrated to
their families and to their environment.
Likewise, with the support of high performance sports programs, Carlos Slim
Foundation fosters an international competitiveness mentality in Mexicans.
Our country has the capacity to develop athletes able to compete in various
disciplines at world level, and they are a pride and an example to follow by
future generations.
The sports support programs sponsored by the Carlos Slim Foundation have obtained significant achievements:
TELMEX Car Racing Team
(Escudería TELMEX)
It has worked very hard during the last
10 years, obtaining historic records for Mexico
difficult to overcome.
Achievements
SeRgio ‘Checo’ Pérez
1st mexican driver to reach F1 and 2nd
driver to get 2 podiums in this category.
Sub championship of GP2.
2 championships in the
F3 National British.
Guillermo Rojas
1st Latin American to conquer the
4 championships
tri-championship of the Grand Am.
of Nascar México.
Esteban GUTIÉRREZ, 1st GP3 champ and
current GP2 driver.
Adding more than 220 triumphs
in the most emblematic runways of the
world such as Monaco, Silverstone,
triumphs Pau, Monza, Spa Froncorchamps,
Daytona and the Hermanos Rodríguez
Race track, in different categories such
as the British Formula 3, BMW Formula,
World Series, A1GP, GP3, GP2, Grand Am and Nascar.
220
4 triumphs in
24 Hours of Daytona.
TELMEX Soccer Cup
Is a tournament that has been organized during
13 years and it is carried out at national level in
the male and female categories, to get youngsters
away from vices and keep them busy practicing a
sport almost during the entire year.
Achievements
In 2011 it obtained for the 5th consecutive
year the Guinness Record as the biggest
Amateur Soccer Tournament in the world.
2007
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SUPPORT TO SPORTS
2008
2009
2010
With the participation of
209,677
2011
players
in 12,341 teams.
SUPPORT TO SPORTS
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Ring TELMEX
The program supports 23 boxers: 3 amateurs and 20 professional
boxers to develop their sports career and motivates
them for them to continue with their academic
studies. Likewise, pensions have been given to 22
former Mexican champions of the world, including
the widows of 2 of them.
Bicycle Tour MExico TELMEX
It is the most important bicycle competition in
Mexico and is held in 8 stages in various cities of
our country.
Achievements
Achievements
Scholarship: 1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19 20
21
22
23 boxers
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From 2008 to 2012, 632 cyclists and
79 teams of various countries of the world.
Taekwondo
TELMEX Cup
TELMEX NAjera League
The most important basketball tournament of Mexico for adolescents between 11 and 17 years old,
in the male and female categories. In 2011 it was held for the 4th consecutive year.
Achievements
In 2011, 47,170 players participated and they
belong to 3,930 teams.
From 2008 to 2011, 169,222 players, members
of 14,101 teams have participated.
In 2011 it was held for the first time in order to find
talents and prospects. Thus, alternatives to develop
competitors at intermediate level were given (green
and blue belts), since there are not free national
tournaments for these two belts.
Achievements
In 2011 there were 3,036 participants.
Scholarships to Mexican
Olympic Medal Winners
The Carlos Slim Foundation gives
scholarships to Guillermo Pérez, Rosario Espinoza,
Paola Espinosa and Tatiana Ortiz, in order to
give them incentives in their sports disciplines
and to motivate Mexican youth to practice high
performance sports.
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SUPPORT TO SPORTS
SUPPORT TO SPORTS
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From the Street to the Field
with TELMEX
Tournament for youngsters going through the addiction rehabilitation process and/or in street conditions.
Achievements
17,477
players in
In 2011
2,366 teams participated.
Pan-American Race
It is a prestigious international event to showcase the
beauty and natural wealth of our country worldwide.
In 2011 took place from 21 to 27 October, starting at
Huatulco and ending at Zacatecas, with a total
distance of 2,913 kilometers.
25,568
players in
From 2009 to 2011
3,525 teams have participated.
In 2012 Mexico shall be the seat of the
Homeless World Cup.
2,913
2011
2009-2011
17,477
25,568
PLAYERS
PLAYERS
km
Drivers for Road Safety
Every year road accidents claim the lives of 1.3 million people and
leave 50 million people injured around the world; thus, it is one of
the primary concerns in public health.
In Mexico, road accidents are the leading cause of death among
children and young people between the ages of 5 and 29.
Considering that 90% can be prevented, the Drivers for
Road Safety project was created. Developed by the Carlos
Slim Foundation, FIA Mexico and Escudería TELMEX, in
coordination with federal and local authorities, social organizations,
schools and businesses, the project unites the committed efforts
of all sectors of society, striving to create and implement solutions.
The goal of the project is to dramatically reduce these figures,
foster a culture of road safety focused on awareness, evaluation,
implementation of effective measures and monitoring activities.
The professional drivers who are selected, prepared and certified
by FIA Mexico bring this message to youth through schools and
mass media campaigns.
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SUPPORT TO SPORTS
SUPPORT TO SPORTS
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