Costa Rica | Former Communications Specialist, Inter-American Dialogue
Keshia Madrigal was the Communications Specialist for the Migration, Remittances, and Development Program at the Inter-American Dialogue. Her work focuses on a project that seeks to build human and economic capital in Guatemala.
She previously worked in a nonprofit organization focused on sustainable development and in the diplomatic and consular mission of Guatemala in Costa Rica.
Madrigal holds a BA in International Relations with a concentration in International Cooperation from the National University of Costa Rica.
El pasado 19 de febrero, se presentó en Guatemala el reporte “Remesas a América Latina y el Caribe en 2017”. Anualmente, el Diálogo Inter-Americano publica sus estimaciones para las remesas a América Latina, así como un análisis de las tendencias más importantes para el tema en la región.
This is a story of success of the Opportunities for My Community Project, which links remittances, education and savings to promote economic and human development in Guatemala. Financial inclusion is key for promoting economic development in Guatemala. Simply stated, the more people that are empowered to use financial products and services,[1]…
This is a story of success of the Opportunities for My Community Project, which links remittances, education and savings to promote economic and human development in Guatemala. For the many Guatemalan families that receive remittances, the extra money coming in helps increase disposable income and makes it easier to save money.…
This is a story of success of the Opportunities for My Community Project, which links remittances, education and savings to promote economic and human development in Guatemala. Education plays a fundamental role in human capital, helping to develop the productive skills and abilities that create economic value for individuals and societies.…
