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América Latina
In post-COVID Latin America, investment in infrastructure can bring back tourism – and rebuild the economy
The COVID-19 pandemic came late to Latin America relative to other regions, but damage to public health and the economy was no less severe.
Systemic Racism
George Floyd: these are the injustices that led to the protests in the United States
On 25 May many Americans yearned for normality on Memorial Day. A holiday normally spent at barbeques with family and friends was spent in muted celebrations at home for many, mindful of ...
COVID-19
Cities are especially vulnerable to COVID-19. These organizations are leading the urban response.
Dense populations, frenetically paced commerce and global connections have made cities economic, political and cultural powerhouses.
COVID-19
How sustainable infrastructure can aid the post-COVID recovery
The economic fallout caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is forcing governments around the world to come up with policies for stimulating the global economy. Many are considering a tried-and-...
Infrastructure
インフラに変革をもたらす画期的な6つの技術
交通渋滞でくたくたに疲れたり、遅れた電車に怒鳴ったり、過密な空港で遅延したフライトを待ちくたびれたり― 老朽化したインフラが原因で、こうしたイライラを感じるのも無理ありません。
Infrastructure
6 innovative technologies about to transform our infrastructure
Stewing in a traffic jam, huffing over a late train or waiting out a delayed flight at an overburdened airport, one can be forgiven for feeling frustrated by creaking infrastructure.
Infrastructure
The world is facing a $15 trillion infrastructure gap by 2040. Here's how to bridge it
The leaders of the international community will gather in Washington DC this week to assess the state of global development. High on their list will be catalysing greater investment in gl...