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Why plant trees on a farm?

May 3, 2016 por Katalin Solymosi Leave a Comment

A famous Chinese proverb, often used in psychological advice literature to reassure people that it is never too late to start anything in life, goes like this: “The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago, the second best time is now.” I think that the proverb is most valid in its literal meaning however, and not just in your backyard but on your farm as well. If you … [Read more...] about Why plant trees on a farm?

Sustainable Infrastructure: Lessons Learned, but what Next? (Hint: It has to do with Planning)

May 2, 2016 por María Cecilia Ramírez Leave a Comment

At the IDB we set ourselves the complex task of not only achieving a common agreement on what sustainable infrastructure entails, but making it a top development priority in Latin America and the Caribbean. The IDB’s Sustainable Infrastructure Strategy states that our efforts must be focused on providing inclusive public services through infrastructure that is socially, … [Read more...] about Sustainable Infrastructure: Lessons Learned, but what Next? (Hint: It has to do with Planning)

Schools Wanted in the Fight for Biodiversity!

April 28, 2016 por Juan Roberto Paredes - Emma Näslund-Hadley Leave a Comment

“No man is an island entire of itself…”  We’ve all heard this poem before. True enough, none of us are as independent as we think.  Neither are ecosystems!  In fact, people and nature rely on each other.  It’s all about relationships.  Whatever we do somehow affects the environmental balance.   If you didn’t realize that until now, wouldn’t it be good to tip off our kids … [Read more...] about Schools Wanted in the Fight for Biodiversity!

EARTH DAY REFLECTIONS: “GETTING BIG STUFF DONE” ON OUR CSR JOURNEY

April 22, 2016 por Franklin Bourdeau Leave a Comment

This year’s Earth Day tagline grabbed my attention: “Let’s get really big stuff done for our planet.” It got me thinking how much the movement has grown over the last decade and how every person and every institution, however small, can play its role in something so big as saving the world! Over the past decade we have witnessed a strong tendency in developed countries, and … [Read more...] about EARTH DAY REFLECTIONS: “GETTING BIG STUFF DONE” ON OUR CSR JOURNEY

Earth Day Reflections: “Getting Big Stuff Done” on our CSR Journey

April 22, 2016 por Leave a Comment

This year’s Earth Day tagline grabbed my attention: “Let’s get really big stuff done for our planet.” It got me thinking how much the movement has grown over the last decade and how every person and every institution, however small, can play its role in something so big as saving the world! Over the past decade we have witnessed a strong tendency in developed countries, and … [Read more...] about Earth Day Reflections: “Getting Big Stuff Done” on our CSR Journey

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