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Protecting Tourism in the Caribbean through Smarter Crisis Management and Response Systems

November 25, 2019 por Yuri Chakalall - Jodi Ho Lung Leave a Comment

When natural disasters strike, there are obvious immediate impacts. But long after the attention of the world shifts elsewhere, the effects of disasters like hurricanes, continue to negatively impact the growth and sustainability of Caribbean countries. One of the sectors that suffers the most is Tourism, which in many cases relies on physical attractiveness and the … [Read more...] about Protecting Tourism in the Caribbean through Smarter Crisis Management and Response Systems

Too Big to Fail? Why Preserving Our Coasts Is Increasingly Relevant in a Changing Climate.

November 25, 2019 por Roberto Guerrero - Khafi Weekes Leave a Comment

In December, climate change experts from all over the world will gather in Madrid for the 25th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP 25), under the Presidency of Chile. One of the priority topics of COP25 is the nexus of climate and coastal zones. In case you are wondering why we need to talk about coasts at such a high-level event, the answer is simple: coastal … [Read more...] about Too Big to Fail? Why Preserving Our Coasts Is Increasingly Relevant in a Changing Climate.

Is there too much natural gas to meet the Paris Agreement’s objectives?

November 14, 2019 por Esperanza González-Mahecha - Adrien Vogt-Schilb Leave a Comment

Latin America and the Caribbean has the cleanest electricity in the world, thanks to the dominant role of hydroelectricity in our region. But the Paris Agreement should still matter to the region's energy ministers. Fossil power plants, particularly those burning natural gas, could be incompatible with the agreement’s goals. We recently published an article in Environmental … [Read more...] about Is there too much natural gas to meet the Paris Agreement’s objectives?

The ten elements of a meaningful stakeholder engagement process

November 13, 2019 por Cristiane Ronza - Reidar Kvam Leave a Comment

International development practitioners have gained valuable insights over the years. One of the most impactful realizations is the need to increase transparency and engagement in the development process. For years, senior representatives from multilateral institutions have met regularly to discuss standards and experiences to ensure consistency of approach and share good … [Read more...] about The ten elements of a meaningful stakeholder engagement process

What is transformational change and how can we design a way of achieving it? This new toolkit is a start

November 11, 2019 por Joe Dickman - Christian Ellermann - Claudio Alatorre Leave a Comment

With time rapidly disappearing to limit global heating to 1.5 degrees Celsius, scientists and decision makers agree that we urgently need more ambitious climate action. One of the key questions to emerge is: how can we go beyond incremental change and inertia, and aim instead for the transformation of our economies and societies? To achieve this transformational change, … [Read more...] about What is transformational change and how can we design a way of achieving it? This new toolkit is a start

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