As the global push towards decarbonization gains momentum, Latin America is emerging as a key player in the development of the clean hydrogen economy. The region's vast renewable energy resources position it uniquely to become a major exporter of clean hydrogen, contributing significantly to global efforts to reduce...

Ecommerce in Latin America has experienced significant growth over the past decade, driven by increasing internet penetration, the widespread adoption of mobile devices, and the expansion of digital payment options. This region, which includes major markets like Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina, has seen a surge in online retail...

The intersection of generative AI (GenAI) and the Latin American labor market presents both opportunities and challenges. The region's labor markets are increasingly exposed to GenAI, but significant digital gaps hinder the potential productivity gains. The ILO’s comprehensive analysis delves into the exposure levels across different...

Latin America’s energy transition is progressing, but the region faces unique challenges that could impact its future sustainability goals. Here are the three main takeaways from the World Economic Forum’s 2024 report on fostering effective energy transitions: 1. Slow Growth in Energy Transition Index (ETI) Scores. Latin...

In Latin America, the AI startup scene has been gaining momentum, with a growing number of innovative companies leveraging AI to solve complex problems and drive digital transformation. The current state of AI startups in Latin America is vibrant and promising. The region has witnessed a surge in AI-driven innovation, with...

The LatAm bioinputs market is rapidly growing, driven by environmental and economic benefits. Bioinputs, derived from natural sources like plants, animals, and microorganisms, improve crop productivity, quality, and health. They reduce reliance on chemical inputs, promoting biodiversity, enhancing soil health, and increasing...

The first half of 2024 has seen significant economic developments in Latin America, characterized by a cycle of monetary easing, gradual inflation decline, and steady economic growth. This period has been marked by diverse financial conditions, varying responses to global economic shifts, and a persistent focus on managing inflation...

A recent ILO and World Bank study finds that nearly 17 million jobs in the region could benefit from GenAI, but are limited by digital access and infrastructure gaps. Exposure Statistics: Approximately 30-40% of employment in Latin America is exposed to GenAI. This includes a small portion of jobs at risk of automation (2-5%)...

Growth potential in Latin America's healthtech sector lies in a diverse range of investment opportunities. The region offers a thriving market for various healthtech innovations that cater to individuals' healthcare needs and drive significant advancements in healthcare delivery and patient outcomes. One of the primary drivers...