En este podcast de RADIO BID conversamos sobre cómo es trabajar en el BID, qué se necesita para aplicar y cómo es el proceso de postulación.

radio BID Recomendaciones para trabajar en el Grupo BID

Creada en 1952, Mercon Coffee Group, es la comercializadora de café más grande de América Latina que está transformando la industria en la región a través de un modelo vertical innovador. En este episodio, nos acompañaron Giacomo Celi, Director de Sostenibilidad de Mercon Coffee Group, Leonardo Morales, Chief Financial Officer de Mercon Coffee Group, y Mónica Navarrete, oficial líder de inversiones en BID Invest, bajo la conducción de María Alejandra Blanco, Especialista en Negocios sostenibles y Mipymes en la División de serviciode de Asesoría de BID Invest, para hablar sobre cómo los modelos de sostenibilidad en la cadena de valor del negocio están impulsando la innovación y transformando el sector agrícola en Latinoamérica y el Caribe.
	
#BeAnIMPCTR #Agriculture #Sustainable #SectorAgricola #idbinvest #impctrpodcast #IndustriaCafetalera

Modelos verticales sostenibles que están transformando el sector agrícola

Mariano Bosch, especialista principal de la División de Mercados Laborales del BID, reflexiona acerca de qué supone la exitosa irrupción de la economía gig para la protección social en América Latina y el Caribe. El análisis se completa con las opiniones de Ivo Correa (Uber) y Albert Cañigueral (Ouishare).
Para aprender más sobre este tema, consulta nuestra serie “El futuro del trabajo en América Latina y el Caribe”: http://www.iadb.org/futurodeltrabajo

La economía gig y la protección de los trabajadores

Dos doctoras tradujeron canciones populares al tzotzil, una lengua indígena del sur de México, para que más mujeres llegaran a realizarse sus chequeos médicos / Two doctors translated lyrics to tzotzil, in order to encourage women to get their medical check-ups performed.

Cantando en lengua tzotzil / Singing In Tzotzil Language

Carmen Pagés, jefa de la División de Mercados Laborales del BID, reflexiona sobre las ventajas y desafíos que presentan las nuevas fuentes de información sobre el mercado laboral. El análisis se completa con la participación de Carolina González Velosa, Rodrigo Quintana y Cristina Pombo, del BID, y Mar Carpanelli, de LinkedIn. Para aprender más sobre este tema, consulta nuestra serie “El futuro del trabajo en América Latina y el Caribe”. iadb.org/futurodeltrabajo

Las nuevas fuentes de datos del mercado laboral

Kayla S. Grant, Development Operations Consultant in the Competitiveness, Technology and Innovation Department of the IDB, talks with Golda Lee Bruce about how musicians and other artists in the Caribbean can better share and market their products globally.
 
The digital economy has greatly affected the music market: while we get used to free music, others are working for almost nothing. This global phenomenon has particularly impacted developing countries, where cultural industries and music in particular are important forces of change. Innovative tools and platforms available offer creatives a solution and a means to connect with their audiences in a special way.   

Explore further how artists can take advantage of the technology available: https://blogs.iadb.org/caribbean-dev-trends/en/the-idb-and-the-open-music-initiative/.
Discover more in our free publication: https://publications.iadb.org/en/publication/17327/impact-digital-innovation-and-blockchain-music-industry.

Explore more content from our work in the Caribbean region.
https://devtrends.iadb.org/en

How musicians can grow their income and audience reach in a technological transformation era

In 2019, our country office in Jamaica launched the Project Executing Units' Challenge to promote sharing and learning from each other as well as improve execution results. 

The Challenge had 4 main goals:
1.	encourage excellence in project management; 
2.	serve as a platform for knowledge exchange;
3.	identify best practices; 
4.	recognize the commitment to development results.

In this podcast, our host Golda Lee Bruce, Development Storyteller at the IDB, has a conversation with this year's winning team, the Project Sector Transformation Program, represented by Maria Thompson Walters and Richard Panton. Additionally, Adriana La Valley, IDB Chief of Operations in Jamaica, also shares the importance of the challenge and key lessons on project management from her 3 years in the country.  

To learn more about the winning PEU, visit: https://publicsectortransformation.gov.jm/

Discover more about our work in the Caribbean region: https://devtrends.iadb.org/en

Learning from Jamaica PEU Challenge Winners

#eliminationofviolence #gender #bahamas 
As International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Women’s History week in The Bahamas approaches, domestic violence in the region and in The Bahamas is on the rise. In this podcast, we speak with three change agents working to combat the scourge of gender-based violence. Tune in as we speak with Khandi Gibson - founder of one of the first shelters in the country; Dr. Rochelle Lightbourn – the Citizens Security coordinator charged with training community residents on how to recognize Domestic Violence; and Marisa Mason-Smith – the Advocacy Chair for the Zonta Club of New Providence’s 16 Days of Activism campaign. Our host for this episode will be Inderia Saunders, IDB Communications Consultant for The Bahamas.

If you have questions or comments about this podcast, you can email 
podcast242@iadb.org.

To learn more about our work in the Caribbean region, visit https://devtrends.iadb.org/en.

Domestic Violence: What can we do about it?

Desde el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID) trabajamos para mejorar vidas en América Latina y el Caribe. Escucha nuestros podcasts sobre políticas públicas para el desarrollo social, económico y sostenible de la región. http://www.iadb.org/es

La economía gig y la protección de los trabajadores

Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo

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