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The Central Andes, made up of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, is one of the regions of the world that is most sensitive to migrations and displacements related to the climate crisis.

Of the world’s ten countries with the highest youth homicide rates, half are in Latin America and the Caribbean.

The International Labour Organization reports that nearly one-fifth of Latin American and Caribbean youth were unemployed and two-thirds work in precarious jobs.

The intersection of youth, violence, and economic opportunities has been a policy priority for governments and development and international cooperation agencies in Latin America for over a decade.

As a result of climate change, population growth, and rapid unplanned urbanization, cities in developing countries are both the main trigger of climate change and the appropriate space for the implementation of solutions.

According to 2014 statistics, four out of the 10 countries with the highest homicide rates in the world are in Central America.

This project will propose concrete recommendations, based on applied research that will help Latin America's border regions tackle illicit drug activity.