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Ana Inés Basco

Ana Inés Basco

Ana Basco is the Director of the Institute for the Integration of Latin America and the Caribbean (INTAL) of the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), an institution in which she has worked for 16 years leading different projects related to integration, gender equality and new technologies. With more than 20 years of professional experience, she has coordinated the publication of a large number of IDB studies on trade, industry 4.0, and gender gaps. She has led projects on integration and trade; and has formed strategic alliances with multiple institutions of great international prestige in Latin America, the United States and Europe. At INTAL, she was previously appointed as a specialist in Regional Integration and a consultant in the IDB's Institutional Capacity of the State division. Before joining the IDB, she worked as a consultant for both the Argentine Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Transportation as well as in civil society organizations. Ana Basco is an Economist and a Political Science graduate from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). She has a master's degree in Regional Economic Integration from the International University of Andalucía and a postgraduate degree in International Business Management from Georgetown University.

How Has the Pandemic Impacted Latin Americans’ Views on Regional Integration?

March 7, 2022 by Ana Inés Basco Leave a Comment

Has regional integration been affected in any way by the setbacks caused by the COVID-19 pandemic? This is one of the questions that inspired “The Voice of Latin America. Opinions on Regional Integration and Trade in Latin America” (Spanish), a new study according to which 71% of Latin Americans support regional integration, a figure on par with the results for 2018. The … [Read more...] about How Has the Pandemic Impacted Latin Americans’ Views on Regional Integration?

How can we increase gender equality in Latin America and the Caribbean firms?

October 21, 2021 by Ana Inés Basco - Magdalena Barafani Leave a Comment

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Only 14% of firms in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) belong to women, and they hold just 15% of management positions. These are some of the findings of a new IDB Group study that reveals the extent of gender inequality in companies in the region and offers recommendations to achieve greater … [Read more...] about How can we increase gender equality in Latin America and the Caribbean firms?

The gender gap: trade Tetris in Latin America

February 16, 2021 by Ana Inés Basco Leave a Comment

Women and trade

Trade is a major opportunity to improve the living conditions of thousands of women in Latin America There is no question that foreign trade is beneficial for Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). It generates economic growth and employment and improves wages, as the IDB study Trading Promises for Results concludes. It also promotes innovation, productivity increases, … [Read more...] about The gender gap: trade Tetris in Latin America

The state of e-commerce in Latin America

February 27, 2020 by Ana Inés Basco Leave a Comment

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Buddha, the prince who became a beggar, said that the only constant thing in life is change. Today, over 2,500 years after Buddha’s time on earth, the speed at which change is happening has never been faster. Trade in Latin America and the Caribbean is being transformed not just by the digital revolution but also by the growing risks associated with a synchronized cooling of … [Read more...] about The state of e-commerce in Latin America

Industry 4.0—Manufacturing the Future

October 4, 2018 by Ana Inés Basco - paulagarnero Leave a Comment

Throughout the history of humanity, technological advances have driven different radical transformations in the material and social conditions of production. We are currently witnessing a new phase in the transformation of the global economy, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, which centers on the digitization of the manufacturing sector and is driven by surprising increases in … [Read more...] about Industry 4.0—Manufacturing the Future

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