Diana Galarza Molina

Es consultora de la División de Transporte del BID en Colombia, trabaja apoyando el desarrollo de proyectos y operaciones en las diferentes áreas, especialmente en proyectos de transporte urbano, ferroviario y áreas transversales como electromovilidad y equidad de género. Es ingeniera civil y cuenta con una maestría en transporte de la Universidad de los Andes. Antes de unirse el BID, trabajó como consultora en la Financiera de Desarrollo Territorial.

Diana Galarza Molina

Es consultora de la División de Transporte del BID en Perú y previo a ello fue consultora para el BID en Colombia. Actualmente, trabaja apoyando el desarrollo de proyectos y operaciones en las diferentes áreas, especialmente en proyectos de transporte urbano, carreteras, logística y áreas transversales como seguridad vial y equidad de género. Es ingeniera civil y cuenta con una maestría en transporte de la Universidad de los Andes de Colombia. Antes de unirse al BID, trabajó como consultora de transporte en la Financiera de Desarrollo Territorial (Findeter) apoyando el programa de Ciudades Sostenibles y Competitivas y Ciudades Emblemáticas.

Bogotá is a pioneer in acquiring electric buses by tender

December 23, 2019 por Benoit Lefevre - Diana Galarza Molina - Gibet Camós - Guy Edwards - Roberto Ascencio Rojas Leave a Comment

Imagine you are waiting for the bus and instead of the arrival of an old and noisy bus, a clean and silent electric bus arrives that also has WIFI, USB ports and access for the disabled. This will be a reality in Bogotá with the award of 379 electric buses. These electric buses will start operating in September 2020 and will be the second largest electric fleet in Latin … [Read more...] about Bogotá is a pioneer in acquiring electric buses by tender

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