The most important transport project in the country, which is underway with 80% progress, will improve quality of life for nearly half a million people.

Over the past 50 years, Latin America has made great strides in the struggle for gender equality. However, women still lack the education and employment opportunities that men enjoy, and remain in traditional family roles to a greater extent than in advanced economies, according to a CAF study.

The good performance of cities between 100,000 and 1 million people is decisive in increasing the productivity and competitiveness of Latin American economies.

CAF-development bank of Latin America- presented the results of the Financial Capacity Measurement Survey conducted in Argentina, prepared by the Argentinian Central Bank (BCRA) in 2017. According to the survey, knowledge about financial products is moderate nationwide, and Argentina has a financial literacy score of 11.5, with the nation ranking 37th out of the 39 surveyed economies.

The Chaco Tri-national Initiative is taking sustainable development and social innovation to one of the poorest, most environmentally sensitive areas in Latin America.