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Latin America and the Caribbean is the second most urbanized region on the planet, with 8 out of 10 people living in cities. Between 1950 and 2014, the region was urbanized at an unprecedented rate, its urban population increased from 50 to 80 percent (as a percentage of the total); a figure that is expected to reach 86 percent in 2050. Moreover, regional economic growth was mainly developed in medium-sized cities, which are expanding exponentially. How to accompany the growth of these cities? Learn more by reading our blog and downloading this publication.

Applications are open!: join the “Cities for All” Challenge

January 17, 2022 por Carolina Piedrafita - Gonzalo Lanfranco - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez Leave a Comment

In today’s blog, the IDB Cities Laboratory presents the Cities for All Challenge. We are looking for local government officials to design and test innovative solutions to urban problems, and thus contribute to establishing a culture of public innovation. Keep reading to learn more details about this call! How to establish a culture of innovation in governments? Two of the … [Read more...] about Applications are open!: join the “Cities for All” Challenge

Reviving neighborhoods through Tactical Urbanism strategies

January 5, 2022 por Roberto Madera-Arends - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez Leave a Comment

How would you describe the space located under an elevated highway? What feelings or perceptions come to your mind? You probably associate this type of urban space with words like "darkness", "insecurity" or "dirt". It is also possible that it does not generate any sense of identity or belonging, and you do not feel like sitting down to talk with your friends or play with … [Read more...] about Reviving neighborhoods through Tactical Urbanism strategies

World Cities Day: challenges and strategies for a sustainable and resilient urbanism

October 29, 2021 por Tatiana Gallego Lizon - Gonzalo Lanfranco - Federica Volpe - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez Leave a Comment

This Sunday we commemorate the World Cities Day. As usual, from the IDB we want to celebrate the promotion of sustainable urbanization and the advancement of cooperation between countries to face common urban challenges. For this reason, and as this anniversary takes place at the beginning of the United Nations Conference on Climate Change in 2021, we will dedicate this blog to … [Read more...] about World Cities Day: challenges and strategies for a sustainable and resilient urbanism

Govtech Ecosystems in Latin America: innovation focused on improving services to citizens

August 3, 2021 por Rocío Suanzes - Mariel Sabra - Carolina Piedrafita - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez Leave a Comment

Govtech ecosystems, defined as ecosystems composed of startups, scale-ups and digital SMEs with solutions developed for public institutions, are already a reality in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). These governments need innovation, technology, and new ideas to be able to respond to the expectations of their citizens, an especially urgently need in the current pandemic … [Read more...] about Govtech Ecosystems in Latin America: innovation focused on improving services to citizens

How to improve urban planning and water governance by strengthening water management in cities?

June 17, 2021 por Claudia Amico Tudela, - Mauro Nalesso - Gonzalo Llosa - Hernán Tello - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez 1 Comment

On the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, we want to get close to the metropolitan area of ​​Lima and Callao. Here, the competent authorities are acting to tackle the shortage of water that affects to a large part of its population. This problem, although it is being worsen by the effects of climate change, has its origin in past poor water and urban … [Read more...] about How to improve urban planning and water governance by strengthening water management in cities?

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