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Practical Research<br />
Environment<br />
Green and Inclusive Growth in<br />
Productive Landscapes of Costa Rica<br />
Partner: CATIE, with World Bank funds<br />
Year: 2014<br />
Impact: Costa Rica<br />
Information collection and analysis of the environmental<br />
(climatic), sociopolitical (legal) and economic<br />
(productive) context from various selected agricultural<br />
chains in Costa Rica, in relation to the promotion of<br />
productive landscapes and considering the Inclusive<br />
Green Growth approach.<br />
Ana María Majano, PhD.<br />
Former Associate Director of the Latin<br />
American Center for Competitiveness and<br />
Sustainable Development<br />
ana.majano@consultor.incae.edu<br />
Identification and Analysis of<br />
Examples of Good Practices in LEDS,<br />
NAMAs and MRV<br />
Partner: Ecofys German Gmbh, with GIZ funds<br />
Year: 2014<br />
Impact: Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico and<br />
the Dominican Republic<br />
As part of a global study commissioned by the<br />
International Partnership on Mitigation and MRV,<br />
CLACDS supervised and coordinated a team of<br />
consultants in the countries of study, reviewed the case<br />
drafts, and coordinated with partner Ecofys for the<br />
preparation of six case studies about good practices<br />
in LEDS, NAMAs and MRV in Latin American countries.<br />
Gender Equality in<br />
Leadership<br />
Thinking Styles of Men and Women in<br />
Latin America<br />
Start Year: 2015<br />
Impact: Latin America<br />
The Neethling Brain Instrument Assessment tool,<br />
which helps measure the thought processes of<br />
business executives and provides profile information,<br />
was used to determine if there was a correlation<br />
between men’s and women’s strategic thinking<br />
capabilities.<br />
Entrepreneurship in Latin America: A<br />
comparative perspective of gender.<br />
Working Paper.<br />
The paper aims to identify the differences between men<br />
and women entrepreneurs in Latin America and their<br />
challenges. The differences found in the investigation<br />
are not relate to the intrinsic ability about gender, but<br />
differences that can be considered environmental, in<br />
the social and cultural reality that generate benefits to<br />
men.<br />
Camelia Ilie, PhD.<br />
Dean of Executive Education. Associate<br />
Professor. Chair of the Center for<br />
Collaborative Wome's Leadership<br />
camelia.ilie@incae.edu<br />
Research on Gender Diversity in<br />
Multinational Corporations<br />
Start Year: 2002<br />
Impact: Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador,<br />
Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panamá and the United<br />
States<br />
PRINCIPLE 4: PUBLICATI<strong>ON</strong>S<br />
Ana María Majano, PhD.<br />
Former Associate Director of<br />
the Latin American Center for<br />
Competitiveness and Sustainable<br />
Development<br />
ana.majano@consultor.incae.edu<br />
Víctor Umaña<br />
Director of the Latin American<br />
Center for Competitiveness and<br />
Sustainable Development<br />
victor.umana@incae.edu<br />
Along with the CCLW, this project aims to gather<br />
information on the impact of diversity in the<br />
company’s financial results and the perception of the<br />
importance of gender diversity in leadership.<br />
Susan Clancy, PhD.<br />
Associate Professor. Research Director of the<br />
Center for Collaborative Women's Leadership<br />
susan.clancy@incae.edu<br />
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