ConnectAmericas, together with important companies such as DHL, CISCO, Bimbo Group, Softtek, Britt Group, Genexus and Arcos Dorados (McDonald's franchise) launched the tool “Made in the Americas”, an initiative to support the inclusion of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Latin America and the Caribbean in the value chains of the big buyers.
A new generation of designers has successfully gone beyond national borders, landing in the United States and Europe. Fashion Weeks in the principal capitals of Latin America are followed closely by specialized public.
Inspired by the paradigm of responsible consumption, more and more people are starting to consider the social and environmental impact of the clothes they choose to wear. A new model of sustainable fashion opens markets and fosters opportunities for the textile industry in the region.
Innovation has become a constant challenge for employees, businessmen and companies alike regardless of size, age, expertise or location. Forming a creative environment, even with professionals in different fields, is a factor that helps.
A lot of “common knowledge” no longer holds true.
A report from the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF) highlights the importance of women entrepreneurs in the region and offers key data for learning more about this group.
Fairtrade serves as an alternative to conventional trade and is based on the partnership between producers and consumers with the goal of improving lives and reducing poverty through ethical trade practices. The Fairtrade certification system aims to assure consumers that their purchase meets special social, economic and environmental standards.
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