Santiago, Chile's capital, comprises 34 autonomous municipalities within the Santiago Metropolitan Region. While each municipality manages its own affairs, coordination is facilitated through the Santiago Metropolitan Regional Government, which oversees urban planning and development initiatives to promote cohesive urban development across the metropolitan area. Sectoral agencies, such as the Santiago Metro, contribute to integrated public transportation and cohesive urban development.
Women hold 60% of local government positions in Santiago as of 2024, the highest performance in the region, highlighting the city's efforts to increase gender representation and inclusivity. In terms of sustainable mobility, 22% of residents now live within walking distance of rapid transit, surpassing the Latin American average of 13%. Bikeway accessibility also stands at 27%, exceeding regional standards.
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