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The IDB Cities Network is a platform for knowledge, relationships and solutions at the municipal level that aims to socialize knowledge, lessons learned and good practices in environmental, economic and social sustainability of more than 160 cities in Latin America and the Caribbean. We provide support through meetings that promote institutional support, innovation, good practices and the exchange of knowledge between the public and private sector, civil society and academia to boost demand and capacities for urban loans and investments in cities. Learn more by reading our blog and visiting the IDB Cities Network's web.

Urban Waste Management for Cleaner Cities: Towards a Circular Economy in LAC

September 30, 2024 por Karin Villarroel - Álvaro Yanez Leave a Comment

Urban waste management in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is a critical challenge for sustainable development. As populations and consumption continue to rise, so does the volume of solid waste, leading to environmental and social issues that directly affect cities. Managing solid waste is not only a logistical challenge but also a key strategy in combating climate … [Read more...] about Urban Waste Management for Cleaner Cities: Towards a Circular Economy in LAC

Recycling, Composting, and Air Quality: What’s Happening in Our Cities?

August 29, 2024 por Sofía del Castillo - Karin Villarroel Leave a Comment

Cities in Latin America and the Caribbean are grappling with severe pollution problems due to inadequate waste management and poor air quality. In 2021, the region generated 230 million tons of municipal solid waste, half of which was not properly managed, leading to uncontrolled landfills and methane emissions (Alarcón, et al., 2023). Air quality is particularly alarming in … [Read more...] about Recycling, Composting, and Air Quality: What’s Happening in Our Cities?

How to Finance Climate Action in Cities? Effective and Innovative Instruments for Latin America and the Caribbean

May 7, 2024 por Sofía del Castillo - Karin Villarroel - Sol Reiman Leave a Comment

In the Housing and Urban Development Division of the IDB, we have organized the webinar series "Cities in Latin America and the Caribbean as Catalysts for Climate Action Post-COP28" to support municipalities in the region in understanding the opportunities and challenges of climate change management in the urban agenda, delving into aspects of governance, gender and equity, and … [Read more...] about How to Finance Climate Action in Cities? Effective and Innovative Instruments for Latin America and the Caribbean

Cities in Latin America and the Caribbean as Catalysts for Climate Action Post-COP28

March 20, 2024 por Sofía del Castillo - Karin Villarroel - Sol Reiman Leave a Comment

Cities in Latin America and the Caribbean as Catalysts for Climate Action Post-COP 28 anner

The cities of Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) face enormous challenges and opportunities. Two-thirds of the Latin American population reside in cities of at least of 20,000 inhabitants and 81% live in urban areas. By 2050, it's projected that over 86% of the region's population will be urban dwellers. In terms of challenges, LAC cities are responsible for around 70% of … [Read more...] about Cities in Latin America and the Caribbean as Catalysts for Climate Action Post-COP28

Strategies to improve food security for vulnerable groups in cities

January 24, 2024 por Carlos Salazar - Editor: Daniel Peciña-Lopez - Karin Villarroel - Michelle Restrepo Leave a Comment

Have you ever wondered how the most vulnerable people in the city ensure their access to nutritious and sufficient food when it is challenging to ensure its availability? In cities like those in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), where social inequalities persist, food security becomes a pressing challenge for the most vulnerable groups in urban areas. In this article, … [Read more...] about Strategies to improve food security for vulnerable groups in cities

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