Inter-American Development Bank

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The Inter-American Development Bank was founded in 1959. The IDB has 48 member countries, including 26 Latin American and Caribbean borrowing members.  The bank supports efforts by Latin America and the Caribbean countries to reduce Poverty and Inequality and is the largest source of development financing in this area, besides loans, grants are provided as well as technical assistance and do research. The IDB has a strong commitment to achieve measurable results, increased integrity, transparency and accountability.

"We have an evolving reform agenda that seeks to increase our Development impact in the region" [1]


IADB Quality of Life in Latin America publications

Abstract:

This book takes the study of happiness as a point of departure and uses a broader "quality of life"approach to study well-being in the region. The approach incorporates basic needs but extends beyond them to include capabilities, the livability of the environment, and life appreciation and happiness.[2]

Abstract:

This book does not pretend to solve all the problems that must be addressed to establish a system for monitoring the quality of urban life. It does aspire, however, to serve as a means by which local governments, analysts of urban problems, and communities themselves may take advantage of a new generation of urban QoL monitoring strategies that have significant potential for contributing to public decision-making processes.[3]


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References

  1. Inter-American Development Bank Offical website
  2. http://www.iadb.org/research/pub_desc.cfm?language=English&PUB_ID=B-639
  3. http://www.iadb.org/research/pub_desc.cfm?language=English&PUB_ID=B-646


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