Representative of Costa Rica Real Estate Law to the IUCN this year is the Minister of Housing, Clara Zomer, the Deputy Minister of Housing, Luis Fernando Salazar and Deputy]]> The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), in partnership with several government entities in Central America and the business sector, organized a convention for the dialogue and find solutions to the lack of urban planning in different countries Central America – including Costa Rica.

Representative of Costa Rica Real Estate Law to the IUCN this year is the Minister of Housing, Clara Zomer, the Deputy Minister of Housing, Luis Fernando Salazar and Deputy Minister of Environment and Energy, Jorge Rodriguez.

The first day of debate, José Antonio Milan, an architect of Nicaragua, said the problem of overcrowding in the capital of Managua, which has 1246717 inhabitants and a density of 43.14 persons per hectare. According to Milan, Managua needs an area three times larger than it has to ensure the quality of life of its inhabitants. Unfortunately, Nicaragua has no immediate plans for urban development.