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Participatory Budget 2027: Cancún residents have until Nov. 13 to propose neighborhood projects

Benito Juárez will set aside 100 million pesos for community projects across 10 urban zones. Here are the requirements and key dates.

By Miguel Díaz Miró · Responsible editor ·
Launch of Cancún's 2027 Participatory Budget call for proposals

The Benito Juárez city government has opened its 2027 Participatory Budget call, allowing Cancún residents to propose public works and projects for their communities. Proposals can be submitted from Oct. 19 through Nov. 13, 2026, Mayor Ana Paty Peralta announced.

According to the city, 100 million pesos will go to projects in 10 urban zones.

Who can take part

Any Benito Juárez resident, either individually, on behalf of a group of neighbors, or representing a legally registered organization.

Eligible projects

According to the call, categories include services, recovery of public spaces, rural and urban infrastructure, public works, sustainable mobility, the environment and strengthening public safety.

Timeline

Stage Dates
Proposal registration Oct. 19 – Nov. 13, 2026
Validation and feasibility review Nov. 18 – Dec. 8, 2026
Online voting Dec. 10, 2026 – Jan. 14, 2027
In-person voting Jan. 15, 2027

Checklist before you apply

Personal information

  • Valid INE voter ID showing an address in the municipality
  • CURP
  • ZIP code, email address and phone number

Project information

  • Project name and a description of the problem it solves
  • Photos of the site
  • Google Maps location
  • Group or organization details, if applicable
  • Project category
  • Supporting documents in PDF and any additional comments

Proposals are submitted at presupuestoparticipativo.cancun.gob.mx. Full rules are posted at cancun.gob.mx/convocatorias. For questions, City Hall can be reached at (998) 881 28 00.

Practical tip

A proposal with clear photos of the problem, an exact location and backing from several neighbors will be better prepared for the technical review. If your street has a neglected park, a damaged sidewalk or missing lighting, this is the formal channel to request public funding for it and let the community decide by vote.

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