Latin America, often referred to as the world's breadbasket, is undergoing a significant transformation in its agricultural sector. With the region accounting for 16% of global food and agricultural exports, the demand for increased agricultural production is palpable. By 2050, to cater to a projected population surge of over 35%...

B Corps are companies certified by B Lab, a non-profit organization, for their commitment to high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. Sistema B is the Latin American arm of this movement, promoting sustainable business practices across the region. The certification process evaluates...

In Latin America, the future of health tech is positioned for significant transformation, driven by the integration of telemedicine, artificial intelligence (AI), and blockchain technologies. Telemedicine is expected to expand access to medical services in remote areas, overcoming geographical barriers. AI is set to revolutionize diagnostics...

Latin America has witnessed a significant surge in fintech startups, with the number increasing by 66% in 2018, indicating a vibrant and rapidly growing ecosystem. The region's vast underbanked population, combined with outdated banking systems, presents a unique opportunity for fintech innovations to bridge the financial inclusion...

Latin America is emerging as a vibrant hub for AI innovation, driven by a robust ecosystem of startups, academic institutions, and supportive government policies. Countries like Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina are leading the way, with significant investments in AI research and development. This regional growth is further fueled by...

The subscription economy refers to a business model where customers pay a recurring fee at regular intervals to access a product or service. This model is increasingly important in Latin America due to its ability to provide stable, predictable revenue streams for companies and enhanced convenience for consumers. The Stripe report...

The biotech industry in Latin America faces several risks and challenges. Regulatory hurdles, insufficient funding, and intellectual property issues pose significant barriers to rapid development. Additionally, the lack of specialized talent and technical training can impede innovation and growth. Moreover, ethical concerns and...

The recently published report on health innovation and technology ecosystem in Latin America by the IDB, details the extensive challenges and opportunities within the health sector in the region, focusing on the integration of technology and innovation to improve healthcare systems. Key takeaways include: Latin America is integrating various...

Innovation in sportech in Latin America is gaining momentum, fueled by a passionate sports culture and technological advancements. This region is seeing a surge in the development of advanced sports analytics, wearable tech, and fan engagement platforms. Startups are increasingly focusing on enhancing athletic performance...