Success in achievement. Congratulations! EfD-CA Center Research Fellow María Angélica Naranjo Barrantes was appointed this month as Deputy Director of the EfD-CA Center. María Angélica has been
Success in achievement. Congratulations! EfD-CA Center Research Fellow María Angélica Naranjo Barrantes was appointed this month as Deputy Director of the EfD-CA Center. María Angélica has been…
Participants from Latin America and the Caribbean completed the Environmental and Resource Economics Training Course on Impact Evaluation by LACEEP at CATIE Twenty eight practitioners and students
Participants from Latin America and the Caribbean completed the Environmental and Resource Economics Training Course on Impact Evaluation by LACEEP at CATIE Twenty eight practitioners and students…
This report presents EfD Central America, its members and work during 2010. For a free hardcopy, please send an email to: info@efdinitiative.org
The Central American node of the Environment for Development initiative is based at:
CATIE, Programa GSE BSA
7170, Turrialba 30501, Cartago, Costa Rica
The IPBES (Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services) will work to build capacity for and strengthen the use of science in policy making by linking the scientific community and
The IPBES (Intergovernmental Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services) will work to build capacity for and strengthen the use of science in policy making by linking the scientific community and…
Economists in Latin America are moving beyond the prevailing ‘macro’ orientation of their research focusing more on questions linked to development and the use and management of the environmental resource base in the region.
Economists in Latin America are moving beyond the prevailing ‘macro’ orientation of their research focusing more on questions linked to development and the use and management of the environmental…
For the most part, economic research in Latin America has had a ‘macro’ orientation (e.g., economic growth, monetary and fiscal policy, hyperinflation crisis). This is perfectly understandable because of the macro instability that has affected the entire region for decades and that still remains in many places.