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Sahara Dust Storms in the Caribbean, a Hazard For Both Humans and Coral Reefs

29 July 2020 por Chitralekha Deopersad - Luiz Gabriel Azevedo Leave a Comment

Saharan dust plumes are ramping up over the Caribbean region, creating health hazards that are particularly dangerous for those with their health compromised by COVID-19 or other problems. This is clear evidence that the region is not isolated from the effects of climate change elsewhere. Imagine waking up one morning expecting a clear tropical sunrise, only to find that it … [Read more...] about Sahara Dust Storms in the Caribbean, a Hazard For Both Humans and Coral Reefs

The Caribbean: A Private Sector’s Challenge to Increasing Productivity and Growth – Part II

30 August 2019 por Adriana Valencia - María Cecilia Acevedo - Fernando Pavón - Veronica R. Prado Leave a Comment

Caribbean labor force II

The 4th Industrial Revolution brings endless opportunities for the Caribbean. To exploit these opportunities, the private sector can partner with governments to deploy successful initiatives to prepare the current and future workforce for the emerging technologies. … [Read more...] about The Caribbean: A Private Sector’s Challenge to Increasing Productivity and Growth – Part II

How to finance mobile network operators in Latin America and the Caribbean?

25 February 2019 por Edgar Cabañas Leave a Comment

Cómo financiar a operadores de redes móviles en América Latina y el Caribe

Mobile network operators offer subsidized phones against advanced payments at a reduced price. From a financial point of view, it is not sustainable. … [Read more...] about How to finance mobile network operators in Latin America and the Caribbean?

Three keys for supporting Caribbean tourism after natural disasters

6 October 2017 por Andrea Ortega Leave a Comment

Apoyar industria turistica del Caribe

Over a period of two weeks, the Caribbean was stricken by two devastating Category 5 hurricanes. Tidal surges ravaged pristine beaches, leaving only remnants of what had been homes, luxury hotels, and businesses. For the tourism sector, the second most important source of employment in the region, there will be a period of inactivity estimated to last between three to four … [Read more...] about Three keys for supporting Caribbean tourism after natural disasters

Four reasons why the Caribbean private sector must invest in renewables

14 April 2017 por Vanessa Matos Tudela - Michelle Evans Leave a Comment

In the Caribbean, the year-round sunshine and extremely favorable insolation levels have not been enough to spur significant investments in renewable energy. Now, a year after the signature of the Paris Agreement, investments in solar energy seem more appealing than ever before, mainly due to four reasons: … [Read more...] about Four reasons why the Caribbean private sector must invest in renewables

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