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Conservation vs. growth? An evaluation in Peru shows that economic growth and environmental sustainability can go hand in hand

February 28, 2019 por Maja Schling Leave a Comment

In Latin America, natural resource extraction and economic growth are inextricably linked. However, the exploitation of precious metals and hydrocarbon can also cause devastating environmental damage. A new evaluation of Peru’s largest energy project highlights the important role that environmental safeguards play in mitigating some of the ecological risks while still promoting … [Read more...] about Conservation vs. growth? An evaluation in Peru shows that economic growth and environmental sustainability can go hand in hand

Buildings vs. climate change: Building adaptation and mitigation

February 19, 2019 por Luz Fernández - Rossemary Yurivilca - Livia Minoja Leave a Comment

The construction sector is growing at unprecedented rates and it is estimated that, during the next 40 years, 230 billion square meters of new infrastructure will be built in the world. The sector, between construction works and buildings, is one of the most important sources of pollution worldwide since it consumes 36% of global energy and produces 39% of CO2 … [Read more...] about Buildings vs. climate change: Building adaptation and mitigation

Pioneering climate fund shows us what real transformations can look like

February 18, 2019 por Amal-Lee Amin Leave a Comment

This blog was originally posted by Negocios Sostenibles. The dry wind and unrelenting sun left one uncomfortably exposed. The wafer-thin air challenged every breath and made each step feel like my legs were encased in lead. Yet the journey into this Martian landscape disturbed by volcanoes in Chile’s Atacama Desert was well-worth it. South America’s first, and the highest … [Read more...] about Pioneering climate fund shows us what real transformations can look like

Improving Food Security through Women’s Empowerment

February 8, 2019 por Lina Salazar - Jossie Fahsbender Leave a Comment

Food security goes far beyond having enough food. Food security refers to "the situation that exists when all people, at all times, have physical and economic access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food that meet their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life" (FAO, 2006). That is, being able to access food of high nutritional quality regularly, … [Read more...] about Improving Food Security through Women’s Empowerment

Using training to improve projects’ social and environmental impact management

January 25, 2019 por Lara Chinarro Leave a Comment

In 2006 the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) set the objective of strengthening national systems in order to support their development projects. The move helps ensure protection of the environment and at the same time buffer the negative effects that development projects can have on the population when their impacts are not properly detected and managed. Environmental … [Read more...] about Using training to improve projects’ social and environmental impact management

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