Improve people's quality of life by implementing transportation and infrastructure initiatives.
We aim to improve the quality of life and economic development in Latin America and the Caribbean by promoting efficient, accessible, affordable, safe, and sustainable transportation and infrastructure solutions to our borrowing member countries.
- Collaborate with both public and private sectors to enhance transportation infrastructure and focus on achieving integration.
- Work towards improving transportation by making it more efficient, accessible, affordable, safe, and sustainable;
- Invest in and develop the region's urban transport system.
Apply new digital technologies in operations, scaling up new AI-based tools.
Encourage the availability of various transportation options and support workplace diversity.
Support our partner's transition to electric mobility transportation systems to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
In Latin America and the Caribbean over 50% of users of public transportation systems are women. However, not all of our systems are designed with the needs and perspectives of women in mind.
Be part of our space for exchanging ideas and knowledge, From Moviliblog, we want to share the latest in mobility and transportation in Latin America and the Caribbean and invite you to explore our thematic areas: ITS, road safety, major projects, logistics, and urban transportation, as well as our cross-cutting themes of impact assessment, gender, and sustainable transportation.
Can you imagine being able to monitor the state of our road pavements through video images and thus manage the roads and roads in poor condition? Do you imagine that, in addition, this technology is free to use and free of charge? Good news! This technology exists and is called Pavimenta2.
Digital transformation has become a key factor for development and efficiency in all sectors, including physical infrastructure. Adopting digital solutions offers a wide range of benefits, from improving the quality of services to optimizing resources and promoting sustainability.
Mobility is a cornerstone of daily life. While travel patterns and modes of transport may vary, individuals, regardless of age, gender, income level, physical ability, employment status, or urban or rural residence, to work, access public services like healthcare and education, purchase goods and services, or take part in social and leisure activities.
Sustainable, reliable, and diversified energy for Latin America and the Caribbean.
Ensure availability and sustainable management of water, sanitation and solid waste services for all.