ABD members believe that agricultural resilience and sustainability can be achieved by supporting climate-smart solutions and regenerative agriculture, focusing on soil protection and combating climate change. A key strategy is the sustainable recovery of regional economies,

ABD members believe that good governance fosters stability and predictability, ensures transparency in legislative and regulatory processes that build trust, and enforces rules in a way that creates fair markets without hindering opportunities. It is essential to improve

On August 29th, ABD will participate in Uruguay's Innovation and Artificial Intelligence Forum, "The Pathway to Becoming a Global Innovation Hub," organized by the Inter-American Development Bank. Policymakers, practitioners, academics, and civil society representatives will

Building resilient, inclusive, and equitable health ecosystems is a priority for ABD members. One recommendation from the document Building a Sustainable, Resilient, and Equitable Future is to promote measures that encourage investments and job creation within the global health

We are committed to fostering greater regional integration across the Americas. Eliminating barriers at geographic borders can enhance livelihoods, drive production growth, and expand opportunities for businesses and individuals throughout the region. To achieve this, it’s

ABD members support strategic, results-driven infrastructure planning to enhance internal connectivity, regional integration, and access to global value chains. Strong regulatory cooperation between countries will facilitate trade, increase exports, improve productivity,

Tomorrow, ABD will take part in the Innovation and Artificial Intelligence Forum in Uruguay, an event that will gather policymakers, academics, civil society representatives and the private sector from Uruguay, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the international community.

En minutos, ABD será parte del panel “Condiciones Habilitantes para la Innovación”, en el marco del Foro de Innovación e Inteligencia Artificial de Uruguay, representado por Pedro Less, de Meta, Elianne Elbaum, de Microsoft, Alejandro Anderlic, de Salesforce y Eleonora

Durante el Foro de Innovación e Inteligencia Artificial de Uruguay, organizado por Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo, ABD integró distintos paneles en los que se discutieron aspectos relacionados al potencial transformador de la innovación y la Inteligencia Artificial para el desarrollo económico.

Discover how ABD members work! They are organized into nine thematic working groups that draft policy recommendations and develop initiatives to contribute to their dissemination and implementation: Digital Trade & Economy, Energy & Natural Resources, Finance, Food &

Welcome AMITI! We are thrilled to have an organization that, for 38 years, has been uniting companies in Mexico's information technology industry join ABD. Your expertise will be crucial in shaping public policy recommendations that drive digital transformation across the

We promote the implementation of Good Regulatory Practices to ensure regulatory quality, transparency and inclusion, fostering competitive economies and supporting democracies that are participatory and transparent. Implementing these policies at a national level across the

Our mission is to contribute to a business environment that allows greater investment, fosters innovation and productivity, generates more and better jobs, and creates sustainable and inclusive economic growth across the Americas. To achieve this, ABD members develop and

ABD members believe it is essential to establish cooperation mechanisms between regulatory authorities to promote interoperability and wide adoption of digital payments, thereby enabling various providers to scale in the region. This will enhance the security of financial

We promote the creation of new public-private partnerships with the cooperation of multiple stakeholders across the Americas. These collaborations bring together financial resources, skills, expertise, and diverse perspectives to solve complex challenges in ways that neither

ABD members advocate for converging national technical regulations and standards with international standards as an essential element of good regulatory practices, consistent with the guidelines of OPS/OMS and WTO. Public-sector agencies overseeing the health sector can