Más claro que el agua: Water management and governance in Latin America and the Caribbean
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It is estimated that by 2050 more than 50% of the world’s population will live in water-stressed areas. However, the global water crisis of today is primarily an issue of governance rather than one of resource availability. Read more on this #GraphForThought.
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Achieving “water for all” requires considering the institutional frameworks and systems that determine who can use water, when and how.
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Paraguay stands out as one of the most improved countries in the world. This change was not the result of water suddenly becoming less scarce in the country, but rather the result of intentional investments in improving the governance of water. More here.
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Digital X - Apply now!
Digital X finds proven, innovative digital solutions and offers them the chance to partner with UNDP’s 170 Country Offices and receive funding up to $100,000. Apply before May 31 here.
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Trinidad and Tobago towards #Stockholm+50
The Private Sector Forum will be held on Thursday May 5 at 1.00 pm. Whether you are from an MSME or a large organization, your input is important to our sustainable future. Register here.
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Denise E. Antonio, UNDP Resident Representative
Tackling vulnerabilities for resilience against future pandemics
Read here this Sunday Jamaica Gleaner Op Ed.
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How persistent is inequality over time across Latin America?
According to Guido Neidhöfer, the pandemic could revert the tendency towards increasing intergenerational mobility across the region. We invite you to read this Blog and this working document on this topic.
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Freedom of expression and access to information in the digital age
Stefan Liller y Emanuel Sapienza affirm that States have a clear obligation to pass regulations to guarantee the exercise of human rights online. More aquí.
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Learn more about communities standing their ground against malaria in Bolivia here.
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"Kay Trans: soutenir l'inclusion et la sécurité des populations vulnérables d'Haïti telles que les personnes trans
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