Colaboración regional en la transparencia y cumplimiento de CDN y generación de capacidades para ECLP

New Financial Mechanisms for Clean Energy Investments in Latin America

Latin America has enormous potential in almost all renewable resources. Non-conventional renewable sources are becoming the cheapest sources of power, enabling countries’ electricity matrixes to become progressively cleaner and affordable.

Is the COVID-19 economic recovery building a sustainable future?

This report presents intermediate results of a broader analysis of the economic responses to the COVID-19 crisis in the LAC region, and how the allocated investments can accelerate the economic recovery phase while meeting climate change goals. The report has been developed thanks to an investment tracking tool, the LAC Recovery Tracker, which analyses over 1,100 policies to provide a live snapshot on spending in the region. The LAC Recovery Tracker is a subset of the larger Global Recovery Observatory.i

Atlas de solos da América Latina e do Caribe

O que é o solo? Como é formado? Quais são as particularidades dos solos da ALC? Que tipo de serviços presta para a sociedade? Qual é o impacto das mudanças climáticas nos solos? O primeiro Atlas de Solos da América Latina e o Caribe visa responder a estas perguntas a respeito da origem e funções dos solos, incluindo mapas, textos explicativos, fotografias e gráficos.

International Experience in Transboundary Mountain Governance: Insights for Andean Cooperation

The objective of this background document is to support and accompany this process byproviding a brief overview of core elements of an institutional setup to be considered. Thedocument contributes to the UN Environment project Accelerating Climate Action underEuroclima+; it was elaborated by the University of Geneva’s Institute of EnvironmentalGovernance and Territorial Development, with inputs from the Mountain Research Initiative.

The playbook model shines a light on how Latin American and the Caribbean countries are taking action

The playbook model shines a light on how Latin American and the Caribbean countries are taking action. It identifies practical steps and resources for leaders to refer to in their transport transition journey. 

Facultades jurídicas de los gobiernos nacionales y subnacionales para fijar un precio social del carbono: estudio de cinco países de América Latina | Publicación | Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe

En este estudio se presenta un análisis normativo de los sistemas nacionales de inversión pública y su ámbito de aplicación para la definición del precio social del carbono, así como su posible aporte a las contribuciones determinadas a nivel nacional, en cinco países seleccionados: Chile, Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua y Panamá. Se revisan las competencias de los órganos responsables del sistema nacional de inversión pública a nivel nacional y subnacional.