Production planning

In recent years, productive planning has re-emerged around the world as a consequence of factors such as growing global technological disputes and the enormous challenges arising from global warming.

Argentina faces a new opportunity to move towards sustainable economic and social development. The energy transition, the growing quest for sustainability and the emergence of the “4.0” technological paradigm will demand goods and services in which our country has great potential. These demands will have an impact on various productive complexes, ranging from natural resources to industry and the knowledge economy.

What does this mean? Transforming the productive matrix by planning a long-term strategy to boost growth, generate jobs and reduce poverty and the environmental impacts of human activities.

We work to generate consensus and create the necessary conditions for a virtuous transformation of the productive matrix. How? We make public policy proposals with an integral perspective, looking at the interdependencies between the productive complexes and their contribution to national development. In order to arrive at them, we carry out rigorous diagnoses in collaboration with different actors: productive, academic, political and civil society.

Our country and development have had a difficult relationship in recent decades, but it is possible to reconcile them. We have the means to build a more prosperous, just, inclusive and sustainable Argentina.

Team

PhD in Sociology from the Institute of Higher Social Studies of the University of San Martin (IDAES-UNSAM) and MA in Economic Sociology from the same university.
Paula Isaak is an economist specialized in science, technology and innovation policy. She holds an MA in Argentinian Political Economy (FLACSO).
Ignacio Ibarra is an economist studying for an MA in Data Exploitation and Knowledge Discovery from the University of Buenos Aires. He has worked in the field of data analysis, statistical and machine learning models, data mining, data engineering and visual reports design, both in the public and private sector. His areas of interest are analysis and management of global trade data.

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