This report by the Energy Transition & Climate Program proposes a novel financial mechanism that securitizes remittance intermediation revenues to mobilize billions in capital for renewable energy and sustainable infrastructure across Latin America and the Caribbean, without taxing or diverting migrants’ remittances.
Durante dos décadas, la discusión energética giró alrededor de un problema concreto: cómo lograr que las renovables fueran competitivas para servir como herramienta principal contra el cambio climático.
José Henrique Bortoluci is a writer, sociologist, and professor.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE August 11, 2026 Contact: press@thedialogue.org As prolonged drought and increasing demands on shared water resources place growing strain on communities, ecosystems, and
On May 21, 2026, the Inter-American Dialogue’s Asia & Latin America Program held “New Currents in Climate Diplomacy: Resilience, Partnership, and the Evolving Global Landscape,” the first event in its “Comparative Policymaking in a Shifting Global Architecture: Approaches from the Caribbean and the Pacific” private roundtable series.
This document includes think pieces by Caribbean and Pacific scholars and policy makers that consider how Caribbean and Pacific states are navigating a rapidly shifting global order, with focused attention on the ways in which climate change and a shifting donor landscape are meaningfully altering the opportunities and constraints facing these regions.
On May 28, 2026, the Inter-American Dialogue’s Asia & Latin America Program held “Managing Sovereign Waters: Infrastructure, Maritime Security, and Strategic Agency,” the second event in a private roundtable series titled “Comparative Policymaking in a Shifting Global Architecture: Approaches from the Caribbean and the Pacific.”
Transform Aqorau is the vice chancellor of the Solomon Islands National University. He is a renowned legal and policy expert on ocean governance, fisheries management, and the sustainable use of marine resources in the Pacific.
Satyendra Prasad is the climate lead for Abt Associates based in Australia and is the former ambassador and permanent representative of the Republic of Fiji to the United Nations.
UnaMay Gordon is an experienced climate change professional who believes strongly that development is about people.
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