Maria Eugenia Rivas Amiassorho

María Eugenia Rivas es consultora de economía del Sector de Infraestructura y Energía del BID, donde forma parte del equipo de conocimiento. Sus principales áreas de interés incluyen el transporte urbano y el desarrollo de soluciones de movilidad sostenibles, eficientes e inclusivas. Antes de ingresar al BID, trabajó en el sector del transporte, asesorando al sector público y privado, así como a organismos internacionales en las áreas de evaluación socioeconómica, planificación y regulación del transporte. María Eugenia es economista de la Universidad ORT (Uruguay) y tiene una maestría en Economía del Transporte de la Universidad de Leeds.

Smart bus management system. How Korea is doing it

May 26, 2021 by Maria Eugenia Rivas Amiassorho - Tomás Serebrisky Leave a Comment

The IDB’s 2020 flagship book, From Structures to Services, seeks to motivate us to think on today’s basic infrastructure services; and on how technological disruption will change the way these services will be delivered in the future. Latin America and the Caribbean has pending challenges in relation to infrastructure services. In the transportation sector, the region is home … [Read more...] about Smart bus management system. How Korea is doing it

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