Protecting Puerto Rico’s Biodiversity

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Encontrar inspiración fiscal en São Paulo

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Una perspectiva humana sobre la vivienda

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• carousel_summary: ¿Es el pagarle a los dueños de viviendas las mejoras a sus hogares ser una opción mejor que el subsidio de viviendas nuevas? Adriana Hurtado Tarazona, quien recibió una beca del Porgrama para América Latina y el Caribe , reflexiona entre otros temas acerca de la vivienda de interés social, la conexión entre la antropología y las políticas de suelo.
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Retrofits Are All the Rage

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Finding Fiscal Inspiration in São Paulo

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