Costa Rica 2050: Tales of Change

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Author
Quirós, Daniel ;
Ulloa, David ;
Murillo, Catalina ;
Fernández, Olivia ;
Chaves, Luis ;
Porras, Santiago ;
Campbell Barr, Shirley ;
León, José Pablo ;
Schumacher, Camila ;
Porras, Leonardo ;
Macaya T., Emilia ;
Date issued
May 2022
Editor
Chaves Espina, Fernando;
Ureña, Jurgen;
Tristán, Emma;
Sáenz, Mariela;
Monterrosa, Stephanie;
Arguedas Ortiz, Diego;
Altamirano Zeledón, Stephanie;
De León Denegri, Felipe;
Fazekas, Andreas
Subject
Housing;
Water and Sanitation;
Women;
Civil Society Engagement;
Children;
Decarbonization;
Housing Market;
Climate Change;
Energy;
Rainfall;
Parenting Intervention;
Fruit and Vegetable Industry
JEL code
Y92 - Novels, Self-Help Books, etc.;
Z10 - Cultural Economics • Economic Sociology • Economic Anthropology: General;
Q54 - Climate • Natural Disasters and Their Management • Global Warming;
Q29 - Renewable Resources and Conservation: Other;
A31 - Collected Writings of Individuals
Country
Costa Rica
Category
Catalogs and Brochures
Major changes demand exertions of the imagination. Costa Rica possesses significant challenges in its Nationally Determined Contribution presented in 2020 (NDC 2020), the National Decarbonization Plan, and the National Adaptation Policy; meeting them requires work, commitment, and creative work that enables us to visualize it. These stories offer us a glimpse into the future we aspire to and the future we fear, a glimpse of what is coming and what could come. Costa Rica has the economic and technological conditions for transformation. Having the necessary conversations to promote it is still pending, conversations in which citizens feel involved. With this in mind, we propose these stories as a way to start the discussion and invite us to contemplate what could come and what we could do to build a better future.