What people listen to makes a difference. That’s why to develop our region we need voices who KNOW and UNDERSTAND our region. Voices of Economists who specialize in Caribbean economies. Voices of small business owners in The Bahamas. Voices of energy experts for Jamaica and The Bahamas. Voices of storytellers from Trinidad and Tobago. Voices make a difference in development. https://bddy.me/37t0RTF #WorldRadioDay 📻 🎧

Learn how to teach #climatechange in our free online course. https://bddy.me/374u1YH

Rosalind Franklin obtained the key image of the structure of DNA and with it, her colleagues won the #NobelPrize in Medicine. Rosalind was not recognized. On International Day of Women and Girls in Science, help us to give visibility to more women in this field! https://bddy.me/3a9kdi8

#WomeninScience #WomenEmpowerment

Today at 12 PM EST, we're hosting our first #InsidetheIDB of the year: https://bddy.me/3aayQC3

Tune in to learn about our employee-led Afro-descendant Alliance Group. #BHM

While every consultation process is unique, meaningful stakeholder engagement is vital to ensure a project's success. In this online course, you will learn about the main elements you need to consider to improve the engagement process.
Register at https://bddy.me/3jFrI3I

Don’t miss our newest #InsidetheIDB, this Thursday at 12 PM ET. Jessica L. Bedoya, our Chief of Staff Executive Advisor of the Office of the Presidency, and Henry Mooney, our Economics Advisor for the Caribbean Department and Secretary of the IDB Afro-Descendant Alliance Group (ADAG). https://bddy.me/3q7Kz9I #BHM

“I really think the region can have a renaissance if all of these things come together. We’ve got to look at the opportunities, because they’re there and they’re real – and maybe, ironically, this horrible pandemic is the instigator for this long-overdue recalibration.”

Hear more from President Claver-Carone, in conversation with Americas Society/Council of the Americas, on the private sector’s role in recovery and growth, the need for an IDB capital increase, and big steps being prepared in priority development...

At the IDB, Black History month is an opportunity for us to reinforce our commitment to support afro-descendants in the organization and region all day, every day. #BHM

Do you want to understand how and what we're doing to improve lives in Latin America and the Caribbean? Cruise over to our offices virtually where the answers await. https://bddy.me/3aCpDkH

A historic crisis calls for a historic IDB response. Listen in🎧 to the Americas 360 podcast from the Woodrow Wilson Center to learn more about our goals. https://bddy.me/3rrfLBi