Organismos Internacionales
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América Latina y el Caribe frente a las crisis climáticas: respuestas desde el planeamiento educativo
América Latina y el Caribe, la segunda región más afectada del mundo En América Latina y el Caribe se enfrentaron 1,676 eventos climáticos extremos entre 2000 y 2024, convirtiéndose en…
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Iran Condemns U.S. Strikes as Ceasefire Negotiations Continue
Iran War and Ceasefire Tensions Iran condemned the latest U.S. strikes in southern Iran as a sign of “bad faith” while negotiations continued toward a possible deal to end the…
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Germany Calls for Cooperation and Fair Competition in Economic Relations with China
Germany Seeks a Balanced Relationship Germany’s economy minister, Katherina Reiche, said during a visit to Beijing that a modern economic relationship with China requires both cooperation and competition. According to…
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“Now we are friends”: Rebuilding social cohesion through schools in Lebanon
Schools as Safe Spaces During Crisis In Lebanon, schools have evolved beyond educational institutions and have become shelters and emotional support spaces for communities affected by displacement and conflict. UNESCO,…
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Transforming MEN’talities: What does it mean to be a “real man” for youth in Nairobi County?
Redefining Masculinity Among Kenyan Youth In Nairobi County, UNESCO is promoting conversations that encourage young men to challenge traditional ideas of masculinity and gender roles. Through educational and community-based initiatives,…
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Uganda Lays Foundation for Digital Education through validation of the Draft ICT in Education Policy
Uganda Advances Digital Education Policy Uganda has taken an important step toward strengthening digital education through the validation of its Draft ICT in Education Policy. Supported by UNESCO and development…
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Anchored Inflation Expectations Help Latin America Face the Oil Shock
Latin America and the Oil Shock Latin America is facing a new inflationary challenge as the conflict in the Middle East raises oil prices and increases pressure on global costs.…
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IMF Says Sub-Saharan Africa Needs a Growth Reset
A New Growth Model for Africa Sub-Saharan Africa needs a new growth model as global conditions become more difficult and policy space continues to shrink. According to the IMF, the…
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Phone bans in schools are spreading worldwide as the policy debate rages on.
Global Context and Rising RestrictionsThe global restriction of mobile phones in schools has rapidly become a dominant policy trend. Governments increasingly view smartphones as primary sources of classroom distraction and…
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IMF Calls for Targeted Responses to Energy and Food Price Shocks
Energy and Food Prices Challenge Governments Rising energy and food prices have created a difficult policy challenge for governments. According to the IMF, countries must protect vulnerable households and keep…
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War Darkens Global Economic Outlook and Reshapes Policy Priorities
The global economic outlook has deteriorated as conflict in the Middle East disrupts growth momentum and increases uncertainty. What was initially expected to be a year of steady expansion has…
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Reforming Europe Under Pressure
Europe economic reforms have become increasingly urgent as the region faces renewed energy shocks linked to geopolitical conflict. Growth is slowing, inflation pressures are rising, and policymakers must respond under…
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Asia’s Economic Resilience Is Being Tested by the Energy Shock
Asia economic resilience is being tested as the region faces a significant energy shock linked to geopolitical conflict in the Middle East. Although Asia entered 2026 with strong growth momentum,…
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Global Imbalances: Old Questions, New Answers?
Global current account imbalances are widening again after a period of relative stability following the global financial crisis. This trend raises concerns about financial instability, uneven growth, and the risk…
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Adequate Reserves Shield Economies From Shocks and Strengthen Resilience
Foreign exchange reserves play a critical role in strengthening economic resilience, particularly for emerging and developing economies facing global shocks. As geopolitical tensions and financial fragmentation increase, maintaining adequate reserves…
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How the War in the Middle East Is Affecting Energy, Trade, and Finance
The Middle East war impact on the global economy is being transmitted through three main channels: energy prices, supply chains, and financial markets. Although the shock is global, its effects…
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The Middle East War Will Have an Uneven Impact on the Western Hemisphere
The Middle East war impact on the Western Hemisphere is shaping a new phase of economic uncertainty for the region. Although many countries entered 2026 with stable growth and controlled…
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Multilateral Development Finance 2026
The Multilateral Development Finance 2026 report by the OECD analyzes how global development financing is evolving in response to rising economic pressures, climate challenges, and shifting geopolitical priorities. The report…
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Foundations for Growth and Competitiveness 2026
The Foundations for Growth and Competitiveness 2026 report by the OECD examines the structural factors shaping long-term economic growth and productivity across countries. It responds to a clear concern: economic…
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Economic Outlook, Interim Report March 2026
OECD Economic Outlook, Interim Report March 2026 – Testing Resilience The OECD Economic Outlook March 2026 examines how the global economy is being tested by rising geopolitical tensions and economic…
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Pay Transparency in Progress: Valuing Jobs, Closing Gender Pay Gaps
The OECD report Pay Transparency in Progress examines how pay transparency tools are being used to address persistent gender pay gaps across member countries. It highlights that progress toward pay…
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The Hormuz Standoff: Will the Fragile Ceasefire Hold?
The Transition from Escalation to a Precarious Tactical Pause By late April 2026, the maritime confrontation in the Persian Gulf has transitioned from active kinetic exchanges to a high-stakes tactical…
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The Poverty Cost of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
World Bank Group. Open Knowledge The poverty cost of greenhouse gas emissions highlights a central tension in global development: economic growth reduces poverty today but contributes to climate change that…
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AI for Social Risk Forecasting and Explanation
World Bank. AI for Social Risk Forecasting and Explanation: The Power of Machine Learning–Based Social Risk Models. The paper explores how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning can improve the…
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The Climate and Health Risk Index
World Bank. The Climate and Health Risk Index: Tracking Climate Change Risk to Health The Climate and Health Risk Index analyzes the growing climate and health risk index as a…
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International Trade Policy and Quantitative Models
World Bank. International Trade Policy and Quantitative Models: A Practitioner’s Guide The paper International Trade Policy and Quantitative Models: A Practitioner’s Guide, written by Erhan Artuc and Johan Ortega and…
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Female Labor Force Participation in the Middle East and North Africa Region
World Bank discussion paper. Female Labor Force Participation in the Middle East and North Africa Region: Regional Trends and the Experience of Saudi Arabia Female Labor Force Participation in the…
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(March 2026) Update to the Poverty and Inequality Platform
World Bank. March 2026 Update to the Poverty and Inequality Platform (PIP) The March 2026 Update to the Poverty and Inequality Platform (PIP) presents the latest revisions to global poverty…
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Access to Capital & Women’s Entrepreneurship
World Bank. Access to Capital & Women’s Entrepreneurship: Insights from a Systematic Global Review The report Access to Capital & Women’s Entrepreneurship: Insights from a Systematic Global Review analyzes how…
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Pathways to Success: China’s Protected Area Governance and Management
World Bank. Pathways to Success: Global Insights for Enhancing the Effectiveness of China’s Protected Area Governance and Management The report Pathways to Success: Global Insights for Enhancing China’s Protected Area…