[Study] LATIN AMERICAN FOCUS ON INFRASTRUCTURE AND ECO-EFFICIENCY
LATIN AMERICAN FOCUS ON INFRASTRUCTURE AND ECO-EFFICIENCY
For Latin America, good infrastructure means economic development, growth, and competitiveness. Citizens aspire for the development of living spaces that allow them to meet their basic needs, where electricity and potable water are continually and readily accessible, that their homes have protection against disasters, and that the streets don’t flood. Mobility is crucial as citizens look for reasonable costs and times, and that the air that they breathe is pure and less contaminated.
These needs seem to be mere wishes that each day appears to be further out of reach due to the lack of investment in infrastructure in the region. At the same time, this has created a higher level of consciousness and the evolution of new urban developments that are more eco-efficient, sustainable, and that have a positive impact on citizens and the environment.
Let us observe how the main elements in eco-efficiency and infrastructure perform in the digital world. Based on conversations and mentions across social media and trusted government and associated publications in each country, we can also zoom in on tendencies and search volumes using the world’s leading search engine, Google.
This study aims to encourage companies or investors to identify opportunities in the market by targeting both the public and private sectors. In Latin America, there is great interest specifically in mobility, the interaction between cities, and the coordination of production and consumption.
The challenges of the regions in eco-efficiency or sustainable infrastructure.
What are the governments of the region pursuing?
What do the citizens say?
What are they looking for concerning infrastructure or eco-efficiency in cities?
Primary opportunities for businesspeople and entrepreneurs.