Sustainability – Apoyo Consultoría

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Efforts to promote the circular economy in Peru

28 of May of 2021

Raúl Andrade, project manager of the Economic Consulting unit of APOYO Consultoría, examines the concept [...]

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Companies and shared value

6 of May of 2021

Raúl Andrade, project manager of the Economic Consulting unit of APOYO Consultoría, analyzes the shared [...]

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Global real shocks

27 of July of 2020

Geoffrey Cannock, partner at APOYO Consultoría and leader of the Economic Consulting unit, reflects on [...]

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Of the virus and other demons

9 of March of 2020

"The impact on our economy could be significant," says José Carlos Saavedra, partner and principal [...]

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Interview with Andrés Caro in Gestión

12 of October of 2021

Andrés Caro, senior associate of the Economic Consulting unit of APOYO Consultoría, comments on the [...]

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Low expectations drive internationalization

27 of March of 2023

In a pessimistic context at the local level, Peruvian companies seek internationalization, according to APOYO [...]

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There is no light at the end of the tunnel

4 of May of 2021

Miguel Figallo, project director of the Economic Consulting unit of APOYO Consultoría, comments on the [...]

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A feast that must end

18 of March of 2020

The DU tries to find a healthy balance between the right of workers to negotiate [...]

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“Over 90,000 [outsourced workers] could lose their jobs”

5 of September of 2022

35% of businesses that would have employees "in conflict" with restrictions on hiring outsourced personnel, [...]

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Health lessons in times of crisis

5 of May of 2020

There is no excuse that justifies that our health system remains so sick. [...]

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Efforts to promote the circular economy in Peru

Companies and shared value

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Global real shocks

Of the virus and other demons

Interview with Andrés Caro in Gestión

Low expectations drive internationalization

There is no light at the end of the tunnel

A feast that must end

“Over 90,000 [outsourced workers] could lose their jobs”

Health lessons in times of crisis

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