The information society in Latin America and the Caribbean: development of technology and technologies for development. Abridged document

Includes bibliography

Promotion of technical and economic co-operation between Africa and Latin America in the field of science and technology

Includes bibliography

Trends and potential uses of ICTs in Latin American and the Caribbean agriculture

Includes bibliography

Indicadores sobre la situación de la infancia en América Latina y el Caribe = Indicators on the situation of children in Latin America and the Caribbean

Asistente de Investigación Eliana Barraza, traducción de Marjorie Casassus

Proyecto sobre medición y análisis de la distribución del ingreso en países de América Latina, tabulados de trabajo = Project on the measurement and analysis of the distribution of income in Latin American countries: working tables

Incluye Bibliografía

Latin American plan of action for the application of science and technology to development

Includes bibliography

Indicadores del desarrollo económico y social en América Latina, 1976 = Indicators of economic and social development in Latin America, 1976

Incluye Bibliografía

The right of children and adolescents to a healthy environment. A diagnosis from Latin America and the Caribbean

Healthy environment: unresolved debts that affect childhood and adolescenceIn this new edition, we point out the right of children and adolescents to live in a healthy environment with emphasis on adequate access to drinking water and sanitation, including diagnosis as well as policy perspective. It is our contribution to the challenges set out by the Millennium Development Goals and the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

The Costa Concordia disaster and the cruise industry: An analysis of risks and challenges in Latin America and the Caribbean

This FAL Bulletin analyses the relevance of the cruise industry for the region and particularly for Caribbean countries. The article begins with an overview of the tourism industry, followed by a discussion of the relevance of the cruise industry for the region, and finally an approach to maritime education and training.