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Six Lessons on the Sustainability Revolution from “One Region, One Commitment”

September 21, 2022 por Catalina Aguiar Parera - Alejandra Paris Gallego - Valentina Saavedra - Esperanza González-Mahecha Leave a Comment

One Region, One Commitment

The sustainability revolution requires interaction and collaboration among various actors to generate the transformational changes needed to address the impacts of climate change. That is why the public and private sectors, civil society and academia must join forces to drive strategies and action towards a carbon-free and climate-resilient economy. The climate change crisis … [Read more...] about Six Lessons on the Sustainability Revolution from “One Region, One Commitment”

[New Podcast] Exceptional Women Revolutionizing the Caribbean through Climate-Smart Projects

September 12, 2022 por Jennifer Doherty-Bigara - Catalina Aguiar Parera - Alejandra Paris Gallego Leave a Comment

Barbados Sunset

The Climate crisis in the Caribbean is real. Between 1970 and 2020, 91.5% of Caribbean disasters were  –related to the impacts of climate change – hurricanes, floods, and droughts, among others, resulting in over 250,000 human losses and more than 22 million affected people. From an economic standpoint, combined losses, and damage from hurricanes represent over USD 137 … [Read more...] about [New Podcast] Exceptional Women Revolutionizing the Caribbean through Climate-Smart Projects

Socioeconomic Sustainability Against Climate Events: How Breakwaters can Minimize the Disruption of Tourism in the Bahamas

September 1, 2022 por Hori Tsuneki Leave a Comment

Critical Infrastructure Sustainability Climate Change Breakwater

My friend Takao and his wife Emi went on a Caribbean cruise in January 2020, just before the COVID-19 pandemic, to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. As part of the tour, they visited Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas. The giant cruise ship took an eastward course early in the morning and sailed slowly towards the vast pier, facing the sunrise, with Paradise Island … [Read more...] about Socioeconomic Sustainability Against Climate Events: How Breakwaters can Minimize the Disruption of Tourism in the Bahamas

Carbon neutrality could provide Peru with US$140 billion in net benefits

July 26, 2021 por Valentina Saavedra - Adrien Vogt-Schilb - Jaime Fernandez-Baca - Ana Iju Leave a Comment

Peru has been severely hit by the pandemic and faces one of the deepest crises of the last 50 years. In addition to the highest mortality per person in the world, during 2020 the country suffered an economic impact equivalent to more than 20% of GDP (US$ 35.8 billion). Meanwhile, unprecedented heat waves in North America and floods in Europe remind us that another crisis … [Read more...] about Carbon neutrality could provide Peru with US$140 billion in net benefits

How climate science is guiding Suriname’s policy planning

March 26, 2021 por Adrián Flores Aguilar - Gerard Alleng Leave a Comment

Suriname is undoubtedly one fascinating country as it is multicultural, multi-lingual, and even multi-gastronomic – which presents some exciting decision-making when it comes to food. But despite these assets, the country is also highly vulnerable, especially to the impacts of climate change and natural … [Read more...] about How climate science is guiding Suriname’s policy planning

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