Latin America in a Changing World

This report analyzes key global trends and their potential impacts on Latin America, focusing on future scenarios and strategic planning for the region.

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Quick Facts
Report location:	source
Language:	English
Publisher:	Inter-American Dialogue
Authors:	Banning Garrett, Celso Lafer, Eduardo Raúl Balbi, Javier Medina, Jorge Máttar, Sergio Bitar
Time horizon:	2030
Geographic focus:	Latin America

Methods

The research method involved a comprehensive review of prominent global trends studies, consultations with experts to identify key trends for Latin America, and analysis of the implications for policymaking in the region. The report also draws on the insights of Program Director Sergio Bitar and his book on strategic planning for Latin America's future.

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Key Insights

The report examines the intersection of global trends and education policy in Latin America, emphasizing the need for strategic foresight in policymaking. It discusses the potential impacts of technological advancements, demographic shifts, urbanization, climate change, and governance challenges on the region. Experts provide insights on how Latin American countries can adapt to these trends by enhancing education, productivity, and competitiveness, addressing social inclusion, fostering regional integration, and responding to climate change. The report also highlights the importance of long-term planning and the role of institutions in incorporating global trends into policy decisions.

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