Local governments play an essential role in creating ecosystems conducive to a greener, more inclusive, and sustainable economy through a new architecture that allows, together with communities, to respond to current crises, in order to ensure equal opportunities and the protection of the environment, to promote access to decent work, and to stimulate local economies. Likewise, stakeholders from the private, social, and academic sectors are also key actors for the achievement of these goals and, through their practices, they determine the new post-pandemic paths aimed at strengthening Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) through collaboration with governments.

Organized by GSEF in partnership with the Mexico City Government and the National Institute of Social Economy (INAES) of Mexico, the GSEF2021 Mexico City Forum was held in a hybrid format from 4-8 October 2021.

The 100 Ideas report contains a compilation of the 100 major ideas that emerged from all sessions of the Forum, including initiatives and contributions shared during the GSEF Global Virtual Forum (October 2020). It is available in English, French, and Spanish.