CFI Podcast seeks to address the complexity of the strategic topics it works on with the provinces and that are key to the country’s future through different formats.
The podcast episodes delve into topics related to innovation, sustainability, and planning for development from a federal approach, based on the description of specific projects and the opportunities that provinces have in the most dynamic sectors of productive activity to move towards sustainable, socially and economically equitable development.
Each chapter is independent and features interviews with CFI teams, adding the contribution of specialists from all regions of the country who work in the territory on various initiatives involving innovation, sustainability, and a long-term planning perspective.
The first chapter, “Energy Transition and Green Hydrogen,” addresses projects that aim to generate renewable energies to replace current energy sources with cleaner alternatives, which are central to the global sustainable development agenda, focusing on green hydrogen. What it is, why it is an environmentally viable option, and what opportunities green hydrogen opens up for Argentine provinces in the complex scenario of energy transition are the central questions that CFI Podcast seeks to answer.
The second, titled “Energy Transition and Sustainable Mining,” advances in exploring new ways to produce clean energy and describes the fundamental role that critical minerals such as lithium or copper play, which are strategic natural resources for the productive, economic, and social development of Argentina. Defining what sustainable mining means is essential in the context of energy transition.
The third episode, “Sustainable Production and Climate Change,” delves into the challenges of producing sustainably in a context of climate crisis that demands thinking and implementing innovative and environmentally responsible productive solutions in the medium and long term. Generating new production models that preserve natural resources and are efficient in terms of energy is also an opportunity for the Argentine provinces.
The fourth chapter, “Towards a Federal Logistics,” addresses the opportunities and challenges of logistics in Argentina to promote the growth of regional economies, increase exports, and territorial integration. Advancing towards a federal and efficient logistics system is an opportunity to boost the productive development of our country.
Upcoming chapters will be dedicated to innovation and planning. They will delve into traditional productive sectors that focus on innovation, such as winemaking; services associated with cultural industries and the knowledge economy; and the challenges and opportunities of the bioeconomy, among others.
