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Rosarito Ciudad Biblioteca

Rosarito Ciudad Biblioteca seeks to expand access to knowledge and strengthen human capital in Playas de Rosarito through physical and digital reading spaces, learning communities and continuing education tools.

🎯 Objective

Develop and implement the Rosarito Ciudad Biblioteca program through a comprehensive strategy focused on access to knowledge and lifelong learning, strengthening the personal and professional skills of students, workers and residents of Playas de Rosarito.

📋 Description

The program includes the installation of physical micro-libraries and digital libraries accessible through QR codes at 15 public schools and 15 public and community spaces throughout Playas de Rosarito.

It also includes a hybrid collection consisting of 60 specialized titles, 180 physical copies and 30 licensed digital books, along with content focused on leadership, productivity, personal finance, innovation, well-being, communication, emotional intelligence and professional development.

Within the business community, the program plans to engage up to 10 companies in Playas de Rosarito interested in strengthening their employees’ skills through lifelong learning, reading communities, recurring sessions and evaluation mechanisms.

The initiative will also distribute 15,000 QR-enabled bookmarks, allowing residents to access free digital content directly from their mobile devices.

Alignment with Strategic Planning

The project aligns with strategies focused on human capital development, education, social innovation and community development included in state and municipal development plans.

It also aligns with FIDEM II Category C, Section X, by contributing to stronger educational infrastructure and broader access to knowledge through reading spaces and digital tools.

The Project Includes:
  • Implement 15 reading and digital access spaces in public schools.
  • Implement 15 reading and digital access spaces in public and community locations.
  • Engage up to 10 companies through a learning program based on reading, leadership and lifelong learning.
  • Build a specialized collection of 180 physical books and 30 digital licenses.
  • Implement monitoring and measurement tools to track program usage, participation and impact.
  • Promote free access to knowledge through QR codes, digital content and the distribution of 15,000 bookmarks throughout the city.
Project Information

PROJECT ID

PR-2604-019

YEAR

2026

STRATEGIC ALIGNMENT

4.3.4

BENEFICIARIES

•Direct beneficiaries: Approximately 300
•Students with potential indirect access: Approximately 8,000
•Additional beneficiaries: Public-space users, employees of participating companies and residents accessing digital content through QR codes

APPLICANT ORGANIZATIONS

CCDER