Urban Resilience in Latin America: Panel Discussion

This impactful two-day event, themed “A Roadmap to Sustainable Development in Latin America and the Caribbean,” will bring together leading voices to address the region’s most pressing challenges, from climate resilience and inequality to sustainable economic development.

On November 13th, Global Cities invites you to join Planning for Resilience: Inequality and Climate Change from Territories, a panel moderated by Professor Brandes, which will explore the intersections of climate policy and social justice within Latin America and the Caribbean.

Don’t miss this unique opportunity to connect with experts and thought leaders shaping the future of sustainable development. RSVP today, and stay tuned to LAPA’s social media for further updates on panels, speakers, and event logistics.

Speakers: 

Prof. Robin King PhD, Adjunct Professor, Landegger Program in International Business Diplomacy, Georgetown University; Ross Center for Cities, World Resources Institute

Nora Libertun, Housing and Urban Development, Inter-American Development Bank, Adjunct Professor, Harvard University

Felipe Montoya, Urban Resilience and Infrastructure Specialist, World Bank

Marisil Naborre, Visiting Researcher, Center for Latin American Studies, Georgetown University

Moderator: 

Uwe S. Brandes, Faculty Director, Georgetown Global Cities Initiative