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$26,606 is Panama's per capita GDP, the highest in Latin America, with Costa Rica fourth ($19,778) and the Dominican Republic seventh ($16,768), at least double that of other Central American countries (Campos et al., 2024).
$26,606 es el PIB per cápita de Panamá, el más alto de América Latina, seguido por Costa Rica en cuarto lugar ($19,778) y República Dominicana en séptimo lugar ($16,768), al menos el doble que otros países centroamericanos (Campos et al., 2024).
Campos, L., Cornick, J., & Trejos, A. (2024). Untapped Opportunities in Global Value Chains: The Case of ADD Countries. Georgetown Americas Institute.
$26,606 is Panama's per capita GDP, the highest in Latin America, with Costa Rica fourth ($19,778) and the Dominican Republic seventh ($16,768), at least double that of other Central American countries (Campos et al., 2024).
$26,606 es el PIB per cápita de Panamá, el más alto de América Latina, seguido por Costa Rica en cuarto lugar ($19,778) y República Dominicana en séptimo lugar ($16,768), al menos el doble que otros países centroamericanos (Campos et al., 2024).
Campos, L., Cornick, J., & Trejos, A. (2024). Untapped Opportunities in Global Value Chains: The Case of ADD Countries. Georgetown Americas Institute.
One third of bioeconomy actions focus on technology and innovation, mainly in the secondary sector (54%), followed by 16% in the primary sector and 22% on intersectoral measures (FAO, 2024).
FAO, 2024
FAO.2024.The bioeconomy toolbox A guide to support the development of sustainable bioeconomy strategies and policies
One third of countries (60-70) have formulated bioeconomy policies, with 21 strategies developed and 17 more in process (FAO, 2024).
FAO, 2024
FAO,2024,The bioeconomy toolbox A guide to support the development of sustainable bioeconomy strategies and policies
The bioeconomy could generate between 2 and 4 billion dollars annually at a global level in the next 10 to 20 years (FAO, 2024).
FAO, 2024
FAO.2024.The bioeconomy toolbox A guide to support the development of sustainable bioeconomy strategies and policies
By 2050, bioenergy will represent 25% of the total primary energy supply (GGGI, 2023).
Para el 2050, la bioenergía representará el 25% del suministro total de energía primaria. (GGGI, 2023)
GGGI. 2023. Fueling the Future: A report on BioCNG – With Best Practices and Case Studies.
9% of global energy demand is covered by bioenergy, which already constitutes an important source of energy worldwide (GGGI, 2023).
El 9% de la demanda energética global es cubierto por la bioenergía, que ya constituye una fuente de energía importante a nivel mundial. (GGGI, 2023)
GGGI. 2023. Fueling the Future: A report on BioCNG – With Best Practices and Case Studies.
75% of the food consumed comes from only twelve plant species and five animal species (FAO e IFA, 2004)
FAO e IFA, 2004
https://opsaa.iica.int/resource-1222-estimaciones-globales-de-las-emisiones-gaseosas-de-nh3,-no-y-n2o-provenientes-de-las-tierras-agricolas
18% of the world's dietary energy and 34% of protein and vitamin intake come from livestock production (FAO, 2022).
FAO, 2022
https://opsaa.iica.int/resource-760-accion-mundial-sobre-el-desarrollo-verde-de-productos-agricolas-especiales:-un-pais,-un-producto-prioritario---plan-de-accion-2021-2025
80% of additional food demand in 2050 will come from plant products
FAO, 2022
https://opsaa.iica.int/resource-760-accion-mundial-sobre-el-desarrollo-verde-de-productos-agricolas-especiales:-un-pais,-un-producto-prioritario---plan-de-accion-2021-2025