Express strategy: IDB Group-Civil Society Engagement
Learn how the IDB includes citizens in an early and timely manner through planning for effective citizen participation.
The GPS of the Group-Civil Society Engagement Strategy
What are the entry points to participate in the engagement levels and who areresponsible for implementing the strategy in the country?
CÍVICA
CIVICA is a magazine with trends and hard data related to complex civic issues.
Changes in social unrest and polarization, as well as opportunities for innovation, arise.
Public Consultations: Step by Step: 300 Regulatory and Legal Frameworks Applicable in Latin America and the Caribbean
Public consultation with those impacted by a project/operation contribute to sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean. Learn to plan them in a simple way.
Extractive Sector and Civil Society: When the work of communities, governments, and industries leads to development
How can governments, communities and industries use their diverse interests and needs to generate mutual benefits for all stakeholders
Trinidad & Tobago: publication of interest
Los siguientes son los productos de conocimiento generados por el BID en colaboración con sociedad civil
Suriname: 2 publications of interest
Los siguientes son los productos de conocimiento generados por el BID en colaboración con sociedad civil
Jamaica: 3 publications of interest
Los siguientes son los productos de conocimiento generados por el BID en colaboración con sociedad civil
Planning citizen participation with results: How to carry out effective public consultations?
Evidence shows that planning for effective citizen participation has direct effects in project resources.
Partnerships among civil society, governments, and industries in the extractive sector.
A Partnership is the most coordinated level of relationship between of all the involved actors in a development project
Collaboration among civil society, governments, and industries in the extractive sector.
The effective engagement practices among the 3 development stakeholders
Public consultations with civil society, governments, and industries in the extractive sector.
Effective engagement practices among the 3 development stakeholders, with real examples from the extractive sector in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Dialogue among civil society, governments, and industries in the extractive sector.
Effective engagement practices among the 3 development stakeholders, with real examples from the extractive sector in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Information among civil society, governments, and industries in the extractive sector.
Access to information and understanding trends are the first steps towards engaging in a more coordinated manner
Why a responsible extractive sector is development? Best practices in joint with the civil society
Did you know that extractive activities represent 4% of the GDP of Latin America and the Caribbean?
