A Green Transition in Latin America?

Elin RobertsAna Sofia German AramburoPaulina Lainez MiccoloLeonardo BritoLester ChavezMaria Camila LizarazoMarcos PlanchartOrlando Massari-Beníquez
Written By London Politica

This report includes a detailed analysis of the potential of having a green transition within six countries within the region, which include:

  • Colombia,

  • Brazil,

  • Paraguay,

  • Venezuela,

  • Ecuador, and

  • El Salvador.

This report can be read in its entirety or can be read as individual chapters, if you are specifically interested in the green transition in certain countries. Each chapter analyses the context of each country whilst looking at how climate change is present within the given state. Furthermore, each section analyses the green transition within the specific country by looking at governmental policies and identifying challenges that could potentially impede a green transition. Every chapter concludes with policy recommendations on how to ensure a green transition within the specific state.

The main aim of this report is to provide an overview for policymakers and researchers on the green transition in Latin America, whilst identifying the wider barriers, opportunities, and benefits that this would bring to the region.

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