Cabify | World Economic Forum
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Global Presence: 13 countries (Spain, Mexico, Panama, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Chile, Bolivia, Uruguay Argentina and Portugal) Cities: Over 130 cities MaxiMobility is the new group name that will lead the brands in the mobility sector including Cabify and Easy.
How can we stop the spread of ocean dead zones?
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Due to circulation and runoff effects, dead zones are especially severe around large cities on the western continental coasts such as the coast of Peru, and within enclosed or semi-enclosed regions like the Baltic Sea or Gulf of Mexico. Oxygen levels at 300m, with extremely low oxygen oceanic ‘dead zones’ marked in red.
Luis Felipe Carrillo | World Economic Forum
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Bachelor’s in Electrical Engineering, Simon Bolivar University, Caracas; MBA; Pontificia Universidad Catolica del Perú and Maastricht School of Management, Netherlands; executive courses, Harvard Business School. 2000, joined GE; currently, President and Chief Executive Officer, Central Latin America focus is to develop the region’s infrastructure in power generation & transmission, oil ...
Alberto de Belaunde | World Economic Forum
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Alberto de Belaunde (he/him) is the Program Adviser - Global Advocacy at OutRight. He is a lawyer with a master's degree in environmental management and postgraduate studies in public policy. He was the second openly gay congressman in the history of Peru. In 2019, he was awarded the Victory Institute Tammy Baldwin Breakthrough Award for his work on behalf of the LGBT+ community. In 2021 he ...
5 leaders discuss sustainable value chains in Latin America | World ...
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Latin America leaders share their perspectives on how the region can drive innovation and growth while embracing sustainability across their value chains.
How to generate electricity from living plants | World Economic Forum
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How can you generate electricity from living plants? In simple terms, electrons are a waste product of bacteria living around plant roots – plants excrete organic matter into the soil, which is broken down by bacteria. In the breakdown process electrons are released. It is possible to harvest them using inert electrodes and turn them into electricity, without affecting the plant’s growth ...
Atossa Soltani | World Economic Forum
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Atossa Soltani is Director of Global Strategy for the Amazon Sacred Headwaters Alliance, supporting a coalition of 30 Indigenous nations in Ecuador and Peru that aims to protect 35 million hectares of tropical rainforests by establishing a protected region that is off-limits to industrial-scale resource extraction. It advocates a new economic model, under Indigenous peoples’ stewardship ...
What one 20-year Oxford study learned about childhood poverty | World ...
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Tracking the development of children in Ethiopia, India, Peru and Viet Nam, the Young Lives report revealed key insights regarding the role of education and the consequences of childhood poverty.
Peru is tackling water scarcity with nature-based solutions | World ...
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Here's how Peru is leading the way for Latin America when it comes to finding inventive nature-based solutions to tackle water scarcity, due to climate change.
Laboratoria | World Economic Forum
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Laboratoria offers young women from low-income backgrounds a career in tech that transforms their future. More than 450 young women have graduated from their bootcamp programme since 2015 and more than 75% of their students have been placed as web developers, tripling their income, improving their lives and bringing the much needed diverse talent to tech. With locations in Peru, México and ...