Building a New Future: Transformative Recovery with Equality and Sustainability
This document proposes a “big push for sustainability” for Latin America and the Caribbean, combining economic, industrial, social, and environmental policies to drive recovery with equality and sustainability, and reinvigorate regional development. It examines three crises—slow growth, increasing inequality, and environmental emergency—analyzes their integrated impact, measures their magnitude in the region, and explores policy scenarios for dynamic, equitable, low-emission growth. Seven sectors are identified to drive sustainable development, with policy recommendations provided. The final analysis connects macroeconomic, industrial, social, and environmental policies, emphasizing the State's role in consensus-building for implementation.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
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| Authors: | Mario Cimoli, Raúl García-buchaca, Ricardo Pérez, Alicia Bárcena |
| Geographic focus: | Latin America And The Caribbean |
| Page count: | 235 páginas. |
Methods
The research method used in the report involves a combination of quantitative and qualitative analysis. It includes the calculation of growth rates consistent with external constraints, equality, and environmental sustainability, as well as the development of policy scenarios based on these calculations. The report also uses case studies to identify key sectors for sustainable development and to propose specific policy recommendations. Additionally, the document draws on existing literature, data analysis, and expert input to provide a comprehensive overview of the challenges and potential policy solutions for the region.
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Key Insights
The document presents a comprehensive analysis of the current economic, social, and environmental challenges faced by Latin America and the Caribbean. It proposes an integrated policy approach, termed the “big push for sustainability,” aimed at achieving inclusive and sustainable development. The analysis includes the measurement of three growth rates: consistent with the external constraint, required for equality, and consistent with environmental sustainability. It explores policy scenarios that could lead to a more dynamic, equitable, and environmentally sustainable growth path. The document identifies key sectors that could drive sustainable development and offers policy recommendations for each. The final chapter discusses the importance of coordinated macroeconomic, industrial, social, and environmental policies and the role of the State in building the necessary consensus for their successful implementation.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: English publication language | Latin America And The Caribbean geographic scope | consensus-building | development sectors | economic growth | environmental crisis | inequality | policy scenarios | social policies | state role | sustainability | technological capabilities