Right at the intersection of public interest and private investments, we find the non-sovereign development finance institutions. They often operate in high-risk environments and under ambitious mandates to drive private sector-led growth. 

At the same time, these institutions face the challenge of promoting robust reporting standards while protecting clients’ commercially sensitive information, which is critical for business development.

The telecommunications and digital technologies sector has a great opportunity to contribute to sectors such as energy, transportation, and industry in two ways: through digitization and efficiency. 

This dual opportunity positions digital connectivity as an essential tool for advancing efficiency and security in energy supply, both in Latin America and the Caribbean and worldwide.

From record-breaking heatwaves to catastrophic floods, natural disasters are an immediate reality influencing economies, societies, and corporate balance sheets. 

The conversation around sustainability has moved from the sidelines to the boardroom, pushing companies to rethink their strategies and align their operations with a resilient future. 

Yet, balancing current needs with the future health of people and the planet remains an operational or compliance issue rather than a core strategic driver for many businesses.

In today's interconnected economy, logistical efficiency is a cornerstone of economic progress, and the port sector plays a vital role within the supply chain. 

Ports are a key link in the global supply chain, being the entrance to supplies for the local industry and imports for countries as well as key to exporting raw materials, agricultural commodities, intermediate and finished goods to external markets.