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Santiago de los Caballeros: Let’s return to the center!

May 29, 2015 por Autor invitado 2 Comments

English | Español The Dominican Republic… Has it all! is the official tourism slogan. As Europeans, what we immediately think about when it comes to the Dominican Republic are white beaches, palm trees, coconut rum and resort tourism. Last September—escaping the European winter—I arrived in a plane full of tourists from Vienna to the caribbean island. When I reached my … [Read more...] about Santiago de los Caballeros: Let’s return to the center!

The Renaissance of Old Havana

April 14, 2015 por 2 Comments

Español | English Strolling through Havana’s historic city center during a recent vacation in Cuba, I was intrigued by the two contrasting worlds that coexist in this place. In the beautifully restored parts of Habana Vieja (Old Havana), tourists and street artists fill cobbled streets, and countless restaurants advertise Caribbean delicacies in bilingual menus. Only a couple … [Read more...] about The Renaissance of Old Havana

5 benefits of 24-hour cities

March 23, 2015 por Andreina Seijas 1 Comment

English | Español https://vimeo.com/123040925   When we think about the night, the first things that come to mind are bars, restaurants, noise, alcohol, partying. However, the notion of the night has a much broader meaning. For many years, cities like London and Melbourne have studied human behavior during the night in order to design policies that help … [Read more...] about 5 benefits of 24-hour cities

What do We Mean by Sustainable Infrastructure?

March 3, 2015 por Autor invitado 1 Comment

Español | English Have you ever seen a building in your hometown that was never finished due to insufficient money? Have you suffered power outages due to hurricanes or flooding? Are there communities in your country fighting against infrastructure developments in their towns? These are only a few examples of the problems that can arise when infrastructure is built … [Read more...] about What do We Mean by Sustainable Infrastructure?

Getting Rural Electrification Right: Lessons from Northern Haiti

February 12, 2015 por Patricio Zambrano Barragán 2 Comments

Español | English A couple of years ago, during one of my first trips to Trou-du-Nord, a bustling town of about 45,000 people in Northern Haiti, I met Emmanuel, a mason who spends much of his team in the Dominican Republic working construction. The day I met Emmanuel, he was busy at work finishing up a new home for his mother. What struck me most was that he was using … [Read more...] about Getting Rural Electrification Right: Lessons from Northern Haiti

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