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Can Carbon Taxes Close Latin America and the Caribbean’s Climate Finance Gap?
Can Carbon Taxes Close Latin America and the Caribbean’s Climate Finance Gap? Santiago, Chile. Photo by Francisco Kemeny via Unsplash. By Daniel Titelman As temperatures in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) heat up, economies in the region are cooling down.
Hacia una nueva seguridad social en el siglo XXI: sin solidaridad en el financiamiento no habrá universalidad
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Hacia una nueva seguridad social en el siglo XXI: sin solidaridad en el financiamiento no habrá universalidad Daniel Titelma [1] ; Andras Uthoff [1] ; Luis Felipe Jiménez [1] [1] Unidad de Financiamiento de la Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL) Localización: Revista Panamericana de Salud Pública = Pan American Journal of Public Health, ISSN-e 1680-5348, ISSN 1020-4989, Vol. 8, Nº.
Políticas macroeconómicas para la inversión y el crecimiento sostenido y sostenible
Políticas macroeconómicas para la inversión y el crecimiento sostenido y sostenible Autores: Daniel Titelman Localización: Revista de la CEPAL, ISSN-e 1682-0908, Nº. Extra 141, 2024 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Edición Especial 75 Años: hacia un modelo de desarrollo más productivo, inclusivo y sostenible), págs. 93-112 Idioma: español Enlaces Texto Completo Ejemplar Resumen Las crisis climáticas afectarán negativamente el crecimiento ya débil y volátil de los países de América Latina y el Caribe.
Tackling climate change from an investment-led development perspective in Latin America and the Caribbean
How can the region with the lowest investment among major emerging and developing countries confront the challenges of climate events, natural disasters, and development gaps? In this working paper, Titelman, Hanni, Pérez Benítez, and Carpentier focus on the pathways to bolster investment using the opportunity to accelerate low-carbon transitions and build resilience to climate change.
The IMF's misstep on climate finance
IMF's managing director Kristalina Georgieva at the G20 summit. In October, the G20 backed a plan by the IMF and the World Bank to develop and implement a Resilience and Sustainability Trust. Image: Giuseppe Nucci / IMF Photo By Sara Jane Ahmed and Alicia Barcena IbarraDaniel Titelman Dec.
IMF’s misstep on climate finance
By Sara Jane Ahmed, Alicia B?rcena and Daniel Titelman/ Manila/Santiago The International Monetary Fund seems determined to dilute one of the best examples of global co-operation in response to the economic disruptions induced by the Covid-19 pandemic and climate change. It must change course now, before it is too late. The IMF’s allocation of $650bn in special drawing rights (SDRs, the Fund’s reserve asset) in August was long encouraged and widely welcomed.
El error del FMI en financiación climática
Andrew Caballero-Reynolds/AFP via Getty Images El Fondo Monetario Internacional parece decidido a diluir uno de los mejores ejemplos de cooperación global en la respuesta a las disrupciones económicas causadas por la pandemia de COVID‑19 y el cambio climático. Debe cambiar de rumbo antes de que sea demasiado tarde.
IMF misstep on climate finance
The IMF’s allocation of US$650 billion in special drawing rights in August was long encouraged and widely welcomed.
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