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Water Security

Latin America and The Caribbean

Lisbon, November 2019

MULTILATERAL DAYS EVENT

A T E W R

A T E R

E R

22000 m3/year

1500 m3/year

140 FAST-GROWING CITIES WILL DOUBLE THEIR POPULATION IN 20 YEARS

2005 2025 2050 2095

But Insufficient GREAT PROGRESS

SDG’S NEW CHALLENGES

2015 2030

MDG Water Supply SDG Water Supply - Safely Managed

100% 95%

65%

SDG’S NEW CHALLENGES

2015 2030

MDG Sanitation SDG Sanitation – Safely Managed

100%

83%

22%

Lack safely managed sanitation

490 MILLION Lack safely managed

drinking water

220 MILLION Open

defecation

19 MILLION

60% In developed countries

18% In Latin América And the Caribbean

WASTEWATER TREATMENT

Energy

Lisbon,

Portugal

November 21st,

2019

Energy Sector

framework

Acces

s

Sustainability Security

& Regional

Integration

Governance

Access 19 million without electricity

>80 million without modern cooking fuels

Sustainability Renewable energy & energy efficiency)

Security Infrastructure, regional integration, quality of service, PPPs

Governance Institutional strengthening, technical capacity; financial sustainability

Source: Inter-American Development Bank

About 70% of the value of IDB’s Energy portfolio is concentrated in

rehabilitation and efficiency, and power distribution and transmission.

Active portfolio as of October 2018 (Loan and Investment Grant)

ENE portfolio

25

Knowledge products

Pilot. Supervision and maintenance of Transmission lines and substations with drones and/or Unmanned Aerial Systems in Ecuador and Costa Rica

Pilot. Satellite data and imagery in Bolivia for rural electrification

Innovation

Ecuador

Brasil

Costa Rica

Honduras

Jamaica

Paraguay

Argentina

Bolivia

Barbados

Uruguay

Labor Market

Energy Access Bolivia

Honduras

Panamá

Policy and Regulation Bolivia

Colombia

Social Responsability

República Dominicana

Productive Uses Bolivia Guyan

a

Gender equality

83% of ENE operations in 2018

have gender components

Partnerships

RESILIENCE

INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE GREEN +GRAY

ECONOMY

MODEL

CIRCULAR

FINANCING

$30 BILLION $49 BILLION $28 BILLION

HEALTH POVERTY

EDUCATION

WATER & SANITATION

GENDER

If we miss SDG-6 target, we fail to reach any target at all.

FOR EQUALITY

THIRSTY

THANK YOU!

ELECTROMOBILITY- AN OPPORTUNITY FOR

LAC

And it’s also a public health issue:

>150 million people live below

the WHO air quality limits*

One of main hazards reducing life

expectancy (more than smoking, HIV,

malaria, …)

It’s a climate issue…

LAC produces more emissions from

transport per GDP unit than other

regions:

80% more than OECD countries

Transport consumes:

>70 % of total Diesel

>85 % of total gasoline

>90 % of total

kerosene

Energy & Transport Divisions

ELECTROMOBILITY - MULTIPLE BENEFITS

EVs can reduce, on average, 50-

80% of CO2 emissions per km

Source: own elaboration based on: IEA, 2011; DOE, 2017; NREL, 2018; WRI, 2016; OMS, 2016

EVs are cheaper to operate per km

driven (between 20 % and 60 %)

EVs contribute to reducing dependence

on fossil fuels, which has positive effects

in terms of balance of payments and

inflation among others

New business models and

opportunities for innovation for the

transport and energy sector

Electricity emission factor

Generation of Renewable Electricity (% of Total Generated)

LAC IS THE REGION WITH THE LOWEST LEVEL OF

EMISSIONS IN THE ELECTRICITY SECTOR AND WITH THE

LOWEST PRICES FOR RENEWABLES

Source: Data from Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (2019). List of Grid Emission Factors version 10.4. Available at: https://pub.iges.or.jp/pub/iges-list-grid-emission-factors All copyrights are reserved

• US$/MWh

• With data from https://www.greentechmedia.com/articles/read/mexico-record-solar-prices-are-

below-the-cost-of-gas-and-coal#gs.nYP_QjA

Minimum record price of solar and wind

Development of National Strategies and Roadmaps Feasibility, Performance, and support studies

Pilots and technology assessment

Investment in new institutional fleets

Investment in public transport renewal programs

Investment in charging infrastructure

Investment in e-mobility enabling environments

ELECTROMOBILITY @IDB

Examples of ongoing activities

Thanks !

Energy & Transport Divisions, Infrastructure Department

@BIDenergia

@BIDtransporte

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