During COP16, Cali signed its adhesion to the CAF Biodiverciudades Network, a platform composed of more than 180 cities in Latin America and the Caribbean that promotes environmentally friendly urban spaces integrated with local biodiversity.

These two institutions signed an agreement that reinforces collaboration in project co-financing, security and citizen justice, dissemination of knowledge and sustainable management of plastic.

The CAF Annual Conference in Panama gathered distinguished international experts to visualize, understand, and devise action plans that accelerate the 2030 Agenda and globally position the solutions of Latin America and the Caribbean.

From the economic situation to digital transformation, through Caribbean regional integration, the green agenda, and climate change, these are some of the key issues for the sustainable and inclusive development of Latin America and the Caribbean, which will be addressed at this Conference on Thursday, February 1st, in Panama, and can be followed virtually throughout the region via caf.com.

Through non-reimbursable technical cooperation, the bank consolidates its role as Panama's key partner in enhancing urban mobility.