The Governance and Infrastructure in the Amazon Project is led by the University of Florida Tropical Conservation and Development Program and aims to create, strengthen and expand a Community of Practice and Learning (CoP-L) for exchanges of experiences and reflection on the use of tools and strategies for infrastructure governance by conservation and development practitioners…
Webinario GIA con Silvia Molina Carpio Mujeres y energía: Discusión y reflexiones El webinario toma como marco referencial el análisis “Mujeres y Energía” por la Investigadora del CEDLA sobre la problemática de las mujeres y la energía enfatizando la estructura del sector extractivo y los desafíos para enfrentar desigualdades de poder. El webinario seguirá una…
Simon Uribe, professor of the Urban Management and Development program at the Universidad del Rosario in Colombia, spoke about the practices and processes of state building in the Colombian Amazon through roads and highways. At different times, this infrastructure has been synonymous with land grabbing, racial violence, dispossession, deforestation and extraction, and decimation of traditional…
The Governance and Infrastructure in the Amazon Project is led by the University of Florida Tropical Conservation and Development Program and aims to create, strengthen and expand a Community of Practice and Learning (CoP-L) for exchanges of experiences and reflection on the use of tools and strategies for infrastructure governance by conservation and development practitioners…
Juliana Santiago (*) September 27, 2020 Fifty years ago, Milton Friedman made his famous pronouncement that the social responsibility of a business is to increase profits. The trouble is that the dictum, according to many, has aided a dramatic increase in global income inequality, and contributed to global warming. Now, executives’ view of what they…
