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Tag Archives: Latin America
Expanding in Latin America through partnership with B.O.T.
Over the past decade, Dalberg has grown rapidly and delivered incisive global development advice to clients in multiple sectors and continents, including 49 engagements to date in Latin America. We are delighted to announce that Dalberg and B.O.T, a Bogotá-based … Continue reading
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Tagged B.O.T., Bogota, collaboration, Colombia, concession, consulting, Dalberg, Daniel Aldana, development consulting, Education reform, expansion, government reform, growth, higher education, land reform, Latin America, partnerships, reform, transformation
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Expanding hybrid and electric bus adoption in Latin America
by Mariola Panzuela “A developed country is not a place where the poor have cars. It’s where the rich use public transportation.” – Enrique Peñalosa, former Mayor of Bogotá This quote, from the former Mayor of Bogota Enrique Peñalosa, has … Continue reading
Innovating to protect Ecuador’s rainforest
by Gill Cassar Many poor nations have tried to exploit their natural resources to jump-start their economic development. But what happens if these resources are buried beneath the world’s most bio-diverse ecosystem? The Ecuadorian government has developed an innovative solution … Continue reading
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Tagged Ecuador, environment, Latin America, natural resources, service sabbatical, Yasuni ITT
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Collaborating on poverty reduction in Guatemala
In Central America, the private sector is bringing together members of government, academia, and civil society organizations to develop an action plan for reducing poverty in Guatemala. Leading the movement is FUNDESA, the Guatemalan Development Foundation, a private non-profit think … Continue reading
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Tagged economic development, FUNDESA, Guatemala, inclusive growth, Latin America, partnerships, poverty, poverty reduction
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Assessing the market for Stevia
This spring, The New York Times Magazine published an article asking “Is Sugar Toxic?” in response to a lecture posted as a YouTube video called “Sugar: The Bitter Truth,” which, at the time of this blog post, had been watched … Continue reading
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Tagged business strategy, D. Capital, Europe, impact investing, Latin America, Peru, sugar
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Reducing poverty in Guatemala
By guest blogger Umberto Griotti As I started my Dalberg internship at the beginning of June, I was getting mentally ready for spending the summer in sticky, sweaty Washington, D.C. Three hours into my first day, I was staffed on … Continue reading
