IDEAL: Land Border Crossings as Spaces for Regional Integration and Development. Executive Summary
The report presents case studies of relevant border crossings, addresses challenges in infrastructure and governance, and highlights intervention opportunities to optimize their functioning. With a focus on sustainability and resilience, this report reflects CAF's commitment to generating specialized knowledge that allows for designing effective strategies to promote regional integration, improve competitiveness, and reduce inequalities in the region.
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