Resolución 440(XIX): Cooperación técnica y económica entre los países del Caribe y los demás países de la región = Resolution 440(XIX): Technical and economic co-operation between the countries of the Caribbean area and the other countries of the region = Résolution 440(XIX): Coopération technique et économique entre les pays des Caraibes et les autres pays de la région

Publicado separadamete en cada idioma

Latin America and the Caribbean in the World Economy 2010-2011: The region in the decade of the emerging economies

Incluye Bibliografía

Financing for development and middle income-countries: new challenges

Spanish version avalilable at the Library

Regional interdependencies and macroeconomic crises: notes on MERCOSUR

Includes bibliography

Economic policy, institutions and productive development in Latin America

Includes bibliography

The importance of local production and small-scale enterprises for Latin American development

Includes bibliography

Financing for climate change in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2014

Quantifying the resources mobilized to tackle climate change makes it possible to ascertain the region’s status in this area and the opportunities it offers. It provides countries with the detailed information they need to move forward and prepare to meet the objectives of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). With accurate, up-to-date information on climate finance flows, countries can define their strategies for the transition to more sustainable development scenarios with a smaller environmental footprint and fiscal agents can identify gaps between supply and demand for specific financial instruments. The hope is that, rather than investment by fund providers and managers in sustainable initiatives with a smaller environmental footprint being an exception or anomaly, it will become a business model that gradually decouples economic development, investment and social inclusion from greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.