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Tag Archives: Guatemala
Lima’s Transit Woes
Original post date: October 07, 2013 Article by: Ben Douglas The World Bank has devoted a considerable amount of funding in recent years to the establishment of Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) systems in Latin America (and Africa). Numerous prominent Latin … Continue reading
Posted in Transportation
Tagged bus, Bus rapid transit, Chile, Columbia, Ecuador, ENATRU, Guatemala, latin america, Lima, National Urban Transport Company, Pereira, Peru, public transit, Santiago, transit, world bank
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The Pope, Entrepreneurship, and Human Dignity
Original post date: March 20, 2013 Article by: Sam Staley The new Pope may be more sympathetic to entrepreneurship as a way to alleviate poverty than previous pontiffs. He seems to understand that individual freedom and liberty are essential to … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Nonprofits and Social Entrepreneurship
Tagged argentina, catholicism, economic development, entrepreneurship, free markets, Global peace Exchange, GPE, Guatemala, india, inequality, microfinance, pope, Pope Francis, poverty, Rwanda, social entrepreneurship
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