Book: "Gobernanza y gerencia del desarrollo sostenible". Eds: Rodriguez Becerra, M. y Velez, Maria Alejandra. Ediciones Uniandes. 2018.
Chapter 9: El rol del Estado en la gobernanza social y ambiental empresarial. Authors: Ximena Rueda, María Alejandra Vélez, Sergio Puerto.
The purpose of this paper is to present an analysis of the academic literature addressing Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SSCM) practices in developing countries. A systematic literature review method was adopted; selected papers were reviewed from 2000 to 2016 that matched our inclusion criteria. Common themes across the literature were identified covering four factors regarding the adoption of SSCM: drivers, barriers, mechanisms and outcomes.
The completion of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) will usher in a new era of complexity in both water management and politics in the Nile Basin. The outcomes that will aterialize for Ethiopia, Sudan and Egypt will depend on climatic conditions that are inherently unpredictable and on water management actions taken in each country. We use selected historical flow sequences that represent average, high and low flow conditions, and a calibrated Nile simulation model of reservoir operation to construct illustrative scenarios for GERD filling and operation.
Capítulo II. Transferencias Monetarias Condicionadas, Inclusión Financiera en América Látina y el Papel del proyecto Capital.
Para ello se desarrolló un curso que tuvo como objetivo compartir la experiencia tica a representantes de organizaciones jamaiquinas La implementación pionera de pagos por servicios ambientales en…
EfD Colombia has released two new podcasts on environmental and natural resource economics. In the first podcast, researcher Fernando Carriazo talks with journalist Carolina García about about the…
During the first months of 2019, the work of EfD Colombia researchers work has been mentioned in different national media. Researchers have also written opinion columns in which they discuss relevant…
Biodiver sity and healthy ecosystems provide essential resources and services that support human wellbeing. Undervaluing these ‘free’ offerings from the environment, though, has led to them being
Putting a price on carbon in global markets allows for the trade in carbon to be taxed. Carbon taxing is an effective economic tool to drive down countries’ emissions. Developing world countries are
On May 6 th, 2019 the World Bank together with the Vice President’s office launched the Tanzania Country Environmental Analysis at the Hyatt hotel in Dar es Salaam Tanzania. The launch was attended by…