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Luis Carlos Perez

Luis Carlos Pérez

Luis Carlos Perez is a Communications consultant for the Energy Division at the Inter-American Development Bank. In this position, Luis Carlos is responsible for managing the communication strategy and serves as the editor of the blog Energía para el Futuro. He worked for seven years for the IDB´s Nicaragua country office as responsible for the communication strategy and supporting the relationship with civil society. Luis Carlos has also worked with the IDB´s Vice-presidency for countries supporting the communication strategy. He has a master's degree in Information Science from the State University of Londrina, Brazil, and undergraduate studies in Philology and Communication.

The energy sector needs more talent and diversity!

July 21, 2020 por Virginia Snyder - Amanda Beaujon Marin - Sisi Larrea - Luis Carlos Perez Leave a Comment

How can we encourage girls and women to be interested, study and work in science, technology and engineering? Throughout history, the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) have been shaped by gender biases that exclude women and girls. The unequal access to education, technology and leadership positions have alienated countless brilliant … [Read more...] about The energy sector needs more talent and diversity!

Keeping the light on: How to ensure electric power services

March 30, 2020 por Mauricio Tolmasquim - Luis Carlos Perez - Michelle Hallack Leave a Comment

Trabajador d eparque eólico-ingeniero inspeccionando.

The spread of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has led the countries of the region to implement different economic and social measures to reduce its impact. The uncertainty caused by the lack of a vaccine, the fast spread of the virus, or the uncertain time it may take to return to a normal routine causes more concern. The immediate priority of governments is to guarantee health … [Read more...] about Keeping the light on: How to ensure electric power services

Efficient stoves to improve children and women’s health in Guatemala

April 15, 2019 por Alberto Levy - Luis Carlos Perez Leave a Comment

Ccocinas, uso de eficiente de leñas para comunidades indígenas y rurales de Guatemala

In the cold moor of Cuchumatanes, on the Guatemalan plateau, the warmth of an efficient stove allows the food to be prepared inside small dwellings. It is dawn and the ideal time to prepare coffee and then after breakfast for the family.  It only remains to wait for the day light to start chores, labor, school and other everyday activities. This is a common scenario in some … [Read more...] about Efficient stoves to improve children and women’s health in Guatemala

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