Road maps towards an information society in Latin America and the Caribbean

Includes bibliography

Developing road safety in Latin America and the Caribbean: towards a vision of sNever again

Includes bibliography

Creative industries in the Caribbean: a new road for diversification and export growth

Includes bibliography

Coordinación del transporte vial con los demas medios de transporte internacional en Sudamérica = Co-ordination of road transport with other international transport media in South America

Incluye Bibliografía

The Mexican road to change

Discurso pronunciado por el Secretario de Programación y Presupuesto de México el día 10 de mayo.

Concessions and road and rail transport optimization

Includes bibliography

Labour mobility in Argentina since the mid-1990s: the hard road back to formal employment

Includes bibliography

Road map towards the implementation of the United Nations Millennium Declaration: report of the Secretary-General

Includes bibliography

Latin America and the Caribbean on the Road to Rio+20

Spanish version available at the Library

The road to a fiscal covenant: a critical look at the Dominican experience

Includes bibliography

The SIDS programme of action, agenda Twenty One: the road to Johannesburg, 2002

Includes bibliography

Roads: a new approach for road network management and conservation

Includes bibliography

Energy efficiency in freight transport by road

This issue of the FAL Bulletin addresses energy efficiency and its challenges in terms of freight transport by road. To this end, different national plans for energy efficiency in transport were reviewed, for both developed countries and for Latin America.

Competition and complementarity between road and rail transport in the carriage of freight

A seminar on competition and complementarity between road and rail transport in the carriage of freight was conducted at ECLAC Headquarters on 6-7 November 2001. The seminar was attended by experts on transport matters from a range of countries, and their presentations covered the current state of integration of transport in countries like Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico. Also in attendance was an expert from Central America, who spoke about modal integration of freight transport in that region. Three round-table discussions were held with the participation of representatives of the trucking and rail sectors, drawn from both the private and public spheres.