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news. The 6 finalists for the Enrique García Leadership Award have been defined. October 20, 2023. The award recognizes young people who make a difference to promote sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean could be left to a leader from Barbados, Ecuador, Jamaica, Peru or Uruguay.
- Ecuadorian young woman wins the Enrique García ... - CAF
Ecuadorian young woman wins the Enrique García Leadership...
- Award Ceremony First Edition of the Enrique García ... - CAF
Awards Ceremony for the First Edition of the Enrique García...
- Ecuadorian young woman wins the Enrique García ... - CAF
Ecuadorian young woman wins the Enrique García Leadership Award. January 31, 2024. The award was aimed at young individuals between the ages of 18 and 30 from the 21 shareholder countries of CAF, whose initiatives, actions, and activities have a positive impact on Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity. CAF -the development bank of Latin America ...
Jan 30, 2024 · Awards Ceremony for the First Edition of the Enrique García Leadership Award. CAF -Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean- is interested in recognizing young leadership from one of its shareholder countries whose work has had or is having an impact on Latin America and the Caribbean.
Enrique García was executive president of CAF, a regional multilateral financial institution that brings 19 countries together (17 from Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal) for 25 years, between December 1991 and March 2017.
Mar 9, 2009 · The Andean Development Corporation (CAF), set up by various Latin American governments, is proof of the benefits of partnership between developing nations. Enrique García, the bank’s president, discusses the reasons behind its success.
Jul 21, 2016 · Enrique García Rodríguez is CAF’s Executive President. He is the legal representative and the highest authority in charge of the Institution’s overall supervision and management, and oversees all matters that are not specifically entrusted to any other governing body.
He is currently President of the Council of International Relations for Latin America (RIAL), Co-Chair of the Ibero-American Productivity and Competitiveness Council (CIPYC) and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Trust for the Americas.
