Topic summary
National Institute for Social Development
Establishments and projects
- Biblioteca Vasconcelos
- Chiapas Bridge
- CONEVAL
- IFAI
- INDESOL
- Mesoamerica Project
- Superior Auditor of the Federation
- Tren Suburbano
- UIF
Events and controversies
- Amigos de Fox
- "Foxilandia"
- 2001 expenses controversy
- 2005 Mexico–Venezuela diplomatic crisis
- 2006 Pasta de Conchos mine disaster
- 2006 civil unrest in San Salvador Atenco
- 2006 Oaxaca rebellion
Family
- Marta Sahagún (wife)
- Fernando Bribiesca Sahagún (stepson)
The National Institute for Social Development (INDESOL or Instituto Nacional de Desarrollo Social) is the organization in charge of registering and monitoring nonprofit organizations in Mexico. There has been a steady increase in the number of charitable organizations registered since the 1990s. As of December 2017, INDESOL had registered a total of 38,363 charitable organizations.
In October 2021, The National Institute for Social Development (INDESOL) reported that the Federal Public Administration (FPA) has supported 14,000 CSOs with the disbursement of 1,611 million pesos to contribute to economic and social development actions.