Publications

The Future of Work in Latin America and the Caribbean: How Can Technology Facilitate Job Recovery after COVID-19? (Interactive version)

COVID-19 has been a catalyst for three technologies: teleworking, on-demand digital labor platforms, and online training. In this interactive note, we highlight the main opportunities and challenges to further expand these forms of work and training in order to facilitate labor markets' reconstruction.

Central American Report No. 3 (2004-2006)

May 2007

Author(s): Granados, Jaime; Rojas Hayes, Carolina Mary; Vázques, Daniel; Vodusek, Ziga; Ramos Martínez, Alejandro; Gayá, Romina

In 2004-2006, Central America made significant efforts to complete its free trade area (FTA), further itsCustoms Union (CU) and launch the Central America-Dominican Republic-United States Free…

Informe Centroamericano No. 3 (2004-2006)

Feb 2007

Author(s): Granados, Jaime; Rojas Hayes, Carolina Mary; Vázques, Daniel; Vodusek, Ziga; Ramos Martínez, Alejandro; Gayá, Romina

Durante el período 2004-2006, Centroamérica ha realizado esfuerzos importantes por completar su zonade libre comercio (ZLC), profundizar la Unión Aduanera (UA) y lanzar el Acuerdo de Libre…

Health Networks in Action: The experiences of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Mexico

The Future of Work in Latin America and the Caribbean: How Can Technology Facilitate Job Recovery after COVID-19? (Interactive version)

Climate Resilient Biodiverse Cities in Latin America and the Caribbean

Tax Increment Financing for Urban Projects: An Alternative to Fund Infrastructure in Latin American Cities?: The Case of Medellin's Carrera 80 Tram Project

2020 Cybersecurity Report: Risks, Progress, and the Way Forward in Latin America and the Caribbean

From Structures to Services: The Path to Better Infrastructure in Latin America and the Caribbean

Bairro: Ten Years Later