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Coming to a Crossroad: Analysis of Alternatives in Project Development

October 9, 2019 por Andrea Gaviano - Tatiana Arriaran 1 Comment

If you consider the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) as the skeleton of a project, the Analysis of Alternatives (AoA) can certainly be considered as the backbone. The AoA examines the feasible alternatives of a proposed project from different points of view: technical, financial, regulatory, jurisdictional, environmental and social. Through this examination, … [Read more...] about Coming to a Crossroad: Analysis of Alternatives in Project Development

How to reduce and fix conflicts in infrastructure projects

October 7, 2019 por Graham Watkins - Tomás Serebrisky Leave a Comment

In the Latin American and Caribbean region, infrastructure is critical for economic growth and improving human well-being, but poorly planned projects can cause significant conflicts. The nature of these conflicts is dynamic and multidimensional, often the result of the interaction of environmental, social, governance, and economic drivers over a long period. As the study we … [Read more...] about How to reduce and fix conflicts in infrastructure projects

Listen to the wake-up call! Sustainable infrastructure at the IDB’s 60th anniversary

October 4, 2019 por María Cecilia Ramírez - Anna Willingshofer - Julian Alexander Dorr - Guy Edwards Leave a Comment

Across the world, young people are protesting against what they describe as the inaction of leaders on climate change. Younger generations condemn decision makers for what they perceive as a ¨business as usual mentality¨ and failure to meaningfully consider sustainability issues and intergenerational justice. This is a wake-up call, we must listen to. And this is especially … [Read more...] about Listen to the wake-up call! Sustainable infrastructure at the IDB’s 60th anniversary

Brazil’s embrace of wind and solar power can help power the clean energy transition

October 3, 2019 por Eduarda Zoghbi Leave a Comment

The clean energy transition in Brazil’s power sector is well underway. Brazil is Latin America’s largest renewable energy market with almost 45% of its energy demand comprised of renewable resources, primarily hydropower. … [Read more...] about Brazil’s embrace of wind and solar power can help power the clean energy transition

A visual journey into Environmental and Social Safeguards  

October 2, 2019 por ESG Communications Leave a Comment

In this blog, we celebrate the value of IDB safeguards through the lens of our specialists across the region. Here is a brief glimpse of the work they do in environmental and social safeguards. Sambo Creek, Pueblo Garífuna On the shores of the Caribbean Sea is Villa Garifuna, in La Ceiba, Honduras. There a bridge crosses over the Machón gorge and is part of an incredible … [Read more...] about A visual journey into Environmental and Social Safeguards  

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