FGV and IDB hold debate on the Bank's Strategy for Brazil
The meeting brings together government, academia, and the private sector to discuss initiatives for Brazil's development; the country's weight on the global stage and the resulting opportunities for Brazilian citizens are the focus of the new 2027 plan. A joint event by the Fundação Getulio Vargas and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) will debate the Strategy that will guide the IDB's actions in Brazil until 2027. The seminar "From Potential to Impact: implementing the IDB's support strategy for Brazil" will be held on April 3, starting at 9 am, at the FGV Auditorium on Rua Doutor Plínio Barreto, in São Paulo. To register for the event, click here.
In addition to presenting details about the document that will guide the IDB's support for the country's sustainable development in the coming years, the event will also bring together representatives from the private sector and academia to discuss topics related to sustainability and productivity, infrastructure, social policies, and others.
The new IDB Country Strategy includes measures to increase the impact of the Bank's projects on green opportunities and climate resilience, stimulate growth, and promote a new social agenda.
According to the IDB's country economist in Brazil, José Luiz Rossi Jr, the meeting will be an opportunity for different sectors of society to learn about the strategy in depth. "The construction of the new Country Strategy was a participatory process that involved the Brazilian government, the private sector, academic institutions, and civil society. Now we begin the implementation of this commitment, which aims to boost Brazil's prominent role in responding to universal challenges and bring benefits to all citizens."