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Can timber extraction permits help conserve tropical forests?

April 19, 2021 por Allen Blackman - Laura Villalobos Fiatt Leave a Comment

“Use tropical forests or lose them”—that is the mantra of a growing set of researchers and practitioners who argue, somewhat counterintuitively, that permits for timber extraction can help conserve tropical forests. They claim that permits strengthen land managers’ incentives to use forests so as to generate a long-term stream profits. That, in turn, requires discouraging … [Read more...] about Can timber extraction permits help conserve tropical forests?

Electric mobility will allow Lima to come out of the health crisis better prepared for a climate crisis

April 14, 2021 por Benoit Lefevre - Rafael Capristán - Luis Rodrigo Chaparro - Jaime Fernandez-Baca - Roberto Ascencio Rojas Leave a Comment

Electromobility worldwide has advanced significantly, and it is estimated that by 2025 there will be more than 40 million electric vehicles in operation. In the case of Peru, although incipient, the electromobility market shows great potential. National public policies seek to promote electric mobility as an alternative to mitigate the environmental impacts of urban … [Read more...] about Electric mobility will allow Lima to come out of the health crisis better prepared for a climate crisis

Four innovative data technologies for nature-based solutions to assess coastal risk

April 13, 2021 por Roberto Guerrero Leave a Comment

The number and severity of natural disasters in coastal regions in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) have steadily increased over the past two decades, causing significant impact on the economic and social development of many countries in our region and affecting disproportionately the poorest communities. Coastal zones are some of the most vulnerable areas to the … [Read more...] about Four innovative data technologies for nature-based solutions to assess coastal risk

Why does the price of beef in Japanese restaurants rise when a drought occurs in Uruguay? An example of the impact from Climate Change

April 12, 2021 por Hori Tsuneki Leave a Comment

Did you know that Uruguayan beef is becoming increasingly popular in Japan? Looking at various food review sites, the rich and juicy taste served in thick slices seems to be the reason why the grass-fed Uruguayan beef is popular in Japan. Exports of Uruguayan beef to Japan  resumed in February 2019 for the first time in about 20 years. As of March 2021, Uruguayan beef … [Read more...] about Why does the price of beef in Japanese restaurants rise when a drought occurs in Uruguay? An example of the impact from Climate Change

How can we manage the social risks associated with the use of security personnel in projects?

April 8, 2021 por Juan Martinez Leave a Comment

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The use of security personnel to protect the communities and assets related to a project is a common practice in Latin America and the Caribbean, a region where 43% of the population says they are constantly afraid of being victims of a crime. The decision to hire security personnel usually arises after assessing the risks that threaten human security and assets related to … [Read more...] about How can we manage the social risks associated with the use of security personnel in projects?

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