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Shedding Light on the Debate on Electric Cars and the Environment

19 November 2019 by Patricia Yañez-Pagans | Guillermo Mulville | Leave a Comment

Shedding Light on the Debate on Electric Cars and the Environment

The development of electromobility is essential to reduce transport emissions, as expressed in the Paris Agreement on climate change. … [Read more...] about Shedding Light on the Debate on Electric Cars and the Environment

How to Become Sustainable Finance ‘Influencers’?

12 November 2019 by Elee Muslin | Jan Weiss | Leave a Comment

How to Become Sustainable Finance ‘Influencers’?

Securing financing requires considering the impossible. To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Latin America and the Caribbean, this also means using an innovative approach to achieve alliances with the private sector. … [Read more...] about How to Become Sustainable Finance ‘Influencers’?

Six Proven Steps to Harness the Value of Public Consultations

30 October 2019 by Luiz Gabriel Azevedo | Rebeca Fernández | Leave a Comment

Six Proven Steps to Harness the Value of Public Consultations

When dealing with policy making and project risk management, public consultations provide insightful tools to better improve lives within communities and societies. We assigned our best talent to provide solutions in this field, and now we'd like to share how we’re making things happen. … [Read more...] about Six Proven Steps to Harness the Value of Public Consultations

Investing in Urban Transport Means Improving People’s Lives

18 October 2019 by Guillermo Mulville | Patricia Yañez-Pagans | Leave a Comment

Investing in Urban Transport Means Improving People’s Lives

The key for investing in more sustainable, accessible public transportation lies in understanding how such investments have impacted people’s lives–beyond travel time savings. … [Read more...] about Investing in Urban Transport Means Improving People’s Lives

Why Does Latin America and the Caribbean Need to Discuss About Proptech?

15 October 2019 by Guillermo Mulville | Juan Gabriel Flores | Leave a Comment

Why Does Latin America and the Caribbean Need to Discuss About Proptech?

Our region has the highest share of city dwellers in the world. Considering the lack of transparency in contracts, high transaction costs, scarce mortgage financing, high landlord requirements, and other hurdles, it is not surprising that “property tech” or PropTech is taking off in LAC. … [Read more...] about Why Does Latin America and the Caribbean Need to Discuss About Proptech?

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