ECLAC Notes Nº 76
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Headlines
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Latin America and the Caribbean to Analyse the Challenges of Migration and Population Ageing
Meetings in Chile, Guyana and Costa Rica form the lead up to the First session of the ECLAC Regional Conference on Population and Development in Latin America and the Caribbean in August in Montevideo, Uruguay. -
Land Transport Security Problems Affect the Competitiveness of the Region's Countries
Crimes and thefts involving freight are commonplace on the roads and railways of Latin America. Mexico and Brazil are among the riskiest countries in the world in terms of incidents reported to the authorities.
In focus
Women's Autonomy in the Digital Economy Will Be Discussed in the Dominican Republic
The 12th session of the Regional Conference on Women in Latin America and the Caribbean, which regularly brings together officials, activists and experts in gender affairs from the region, will meet…
Call for Papers on Trade Relations between Latin America and Asia-Pacific
The selected articles will be presented at an academic seminar on 21 August 2013 at theECLAC headquarters in Santiago, Chile.
Carbon Footprint - Source of Competitive Opportunities for Latin America and the Caribbean
Since 2012, ECLAC has been implementing a project in 14 of the region’s countries that seeks to improve the capacity of the food-export sectors in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Subregional headquarter(s) and office(s)
ECLAC and Argentine Province of Santa Fe Developed New Economic Activity Index
The Synthetic Index of Provincial Economic Activity (ISAE) will measure the economic activity of this province simply and in real time.
Building Regional Electricity Stations Is Vital for Energy Integration in Central America
The operational launch of the Central American Electrical Interconnection System is the first step towards developing regional generation projects.
Opinion
Climate Change and Trade - from Evidence to Action
Op-ed by Osvaldo Rosales, Director of the ECLAC Division of International Trade and Integration (published in ECLAC Notes Nº 76, July 2013).