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Three Good Practices of Peru’s National Infrastructure Plan for Sustainable Economic Growth

August 15, 2019 por Mariana Silva Zuñiga - Wilhelm Dalaison - Cristina Calderón Leave a Comment

The era of planning is here. As part of the economic growth of countries, infrastructure is one of the most important ways to meet the goals and commitments that each nation has set for itself. Infrastructure is the central driver of each country’s vision for the future; however, for it to be sustainable and resilient, different national and international agreements and plans … [Read more...] about Three Good Practices of Peru’s National Infrastructure Plan for Sustainable Economic Growth

Energy subsidy reform in Ecuador could yield social, fiscal and climate benefits

August 15, 2019 por Adrien Vogt-Schilb - Rafael Soria Leave a Comment

We often hear that the fight against climate change is one of the most urgent priorities for the region. But consider the case of Ecuador. The country is going through fiscal and social difficulties. Can countries like Ecuador attend all three fiscal, social and environmental priorities at once? While it is not an easy task, a recent IDB study suggests that carefully replacing … [Read more...] about Energy subsidy reform in Ecuador could yield social, fiscal and climate benefits

From the summits of La Paz, to the coast of Jamaica. Celebrating their independence and safeguards.

August 7, 2019 por ESG Communications Leave a Comment

Bolivia and Jamaica represent two faces of the geography of our atmosphere. While Bolivia offers breathtaking snowy mountains, typical of the Andes Cordillera, Jamaica brings paradise-like Caribbean beaches to the picture. Both countries sum up an aggregated population of nearly 15 million, a territory of more than 1.1 million square kilometers, and an impressive geographic, … [Read more...] about From the summits of La Paz, to the coast of Jamaica. Celebrating their independence and safeguards.

Sovereign Green Bonds: 4 reasons to pay attention in LAC

August 5, 2019 por Gianleo Frisari Leave a Comment

Chile issued the first sovereign green bond of the American Continent on June 17th and marked a turning point for the Latin American region. With a USD 1.4 bn at 3.5% interest rate and dollar-denominated, the bond was overwhelmingly received by international investors and ground-breaking in several ways. More than 300 investors expressed interest for the transaction at an order … [Read more...] about Sovereign Green Bonds: 4 reasons to pay attention in LAC

Sustainable infrastructure and quality infrastructure are two sides of the same coin

August 1, 2019 por Daniel Taras Leave a Comment

The choices we make on how we travel can have a big impact on the climate. Just ask Greta Thunberg. The Swedish activist shuns flying, which generates roughly 100g of CO2 per km, in favor of the train clocking in at 15g per km. … [Read more...] about Sustainable infrastructure and quality infrastructure are two sides of the same coin

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