Activism

, 194, 202

Actors

, 203–204

Adaptation

, 27, 38–39, 259–260

Agenda for Sustainable Development (2030)

, 124, 219–220

Agrarian Reform

, 96

Agriculture

, 95

Agro-industrial production

, 95

AH1N1 influenza virus

, 211–212

AIDS

, 67

Air

, 83–84

Alliances for Climate Action (ACA)

, 128

Amazon Fires case

, 120–121

Amazon rainforest

, 71–72

Amazonia

, 72–74

Anthropocentrism

, 131–132

Apocalyptic environmentalism

, 84

Aprendo en Casa (I Learn at Home) platform

, 237

Arab–Israeli War

, 15

Austerity

, 34

Backcasting method

, 88

Bagehot rule

, 31–32

Bail-in resolution mechanism

, 31–32

Barbados Programme of Action

, 192

BCP

, 241

Between pandemics

, 76

Biodiversity

Jamaica, Caribbean, COVID-19

, 71

loss

, 235–236, 247

Biofuel

, 242

Bolivia, sustainable futures for

achieving best scenario for Bolivia

, 106–108

Bolivia in heart of South America

, 94

Bolivian economy

, 94–95

Bolivian politics

, 96–98

building sustainable futures for Bolivia

, 103–108

climate change vulnerability

, 100–103

Coca Crops’ influence in Bolivian territory and land use distribution

, 95–96

policy recommendations to build inclusive, resilience and sustainable futures in Bolivia

, 108–109, 111

responses to COVID-19 crisis in Bolivia

, 98–100

reversing/improving current scenario to achieve sustainable futures for Bolivia

, 105–106

Boolean operators

, 23–24

Brazil

, 117

building sustainable futures for

, 130–133

case of Amazon Fires

, 120–121

case of COVID-19 pandemic

, 118–120

future scenarios post-COVID-19 to build climate change resilience in

, 131–133

future-scenarios workshops methodology

, 130–131

intersection between climate change and response and recovery to crises

, 121–130

in nutshell

, 117–118

response and recovery to crises in

, 118–121

sustainable futures for Brazil

, 133–135

Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development (CEBDS)

, 126–127

Brazilian Institute of Corporate Governance (IBGC)

, 126–127

Brazilian Institute of Environment and Natural Resources (IBAMA)

, 120

Bretton Woods System Failure

, 13–14

Buddhist economics principles

, 257–258

Business

, 24, 259

Business Coordinating Council

, 214

Business Employee Support and Transfer of Cash programme (BEST Cash programme)

, 189

Business-as-usual scenario

improvement

, 245–247

outcomes

, 244–245

Butterfly effect

, 12

7C web platform

, 241

Car Wash operation

, 117

Carbon

capture and storage

, 241

creation of carbon markets

, 39

footprint

, 73

neutral

, 102

offsets

, 73

pricing

, 73–74

taxes

, 73–74

Carbon dioxide (CO₂)

, 71–72

Caribbean development challenges

, 66

Caribbean Public Health Agency

, 187–188

Carthaginian Peace

, 10–11

Chapare haemorrhagic fever

, 67

Chikungunya virus (Chik-V)

, 67, 191

Chile

alliances between different actors

, 155–156

building sustainable futures for

, 150–156

Chilean context

, 141–144

Chilean economy

, 141–143

climate action

, 155

climate change in

, 144–147

and COVID-19

, 148–150

education for sustainable development in

, 154

future scenarios for

, 151–152

industry, innovation and infrastructure

, 154–155

methodological considerations in using future scenarios

, 151–152

new constitution

, 144

political instability and social unrest

, 143–144

public policy and sustainable future for

, 152–154

responsible consumption and production in

, 155

Civil society

, 190, 218–219

Clean energy now!’ programme

, 241

Climate action

, 258–259

in Chile

, 155

Climate Action Tracker

, 242

Climate change

, 38–39, 43, 215, 219

Amazonia

, 72–74

Brazil and Global Environmental Agreements

, 123–124

Brazil’s current positioning in fight against climate change

, 124–125

Brazil’s strengths and leadership in climate action agenda

, 123

Brazil’s vulnerability to crisis and climate change

, 121–123

Brazilian Climate Initiatives

, 127–128

in Chile

, 144–147

climate change impacts on ecosystems, economy and society

, 166–168

climate change-related crises in Peru

, 238–239

climate crises and responses from government, businesses and society

, 216–219

climate crisis and responses of local and federal governments, civil society and companies

, 125–128

effects in Colombia

, 166–168

environmental degradation and upcoming climate crisis

, 71–72

federal government and historical measures on

, 215–216

future climate change scenarios in Colombia

, 168

intersection between response and recovery to crises and

, 121–130

investment in green opportunities

, 74–75

and nature-based opportunities

, 71–75

overcoming political polarisation and politicisation of

, 175

relevance of resilience to crises for Brazil

, 129–130

Climate Change Bill Framework

, 147

Climate Change Commission of the Jubilee Peru Network

, 241

Climate Change Plan (CCP)

, 241

Climate change vulnerability

, 100–103

response of government, civil society and companies to climate crisis

, 102–103

strengths and leadership in climate change

, 102

Climate crisis

, 191–193

and responses from government, businesses and society

, 216–219

upcoming

, 71–72

Climate Observatory

, 128

Climate resilience regulates as territorial planning priority

, 176

Climate risk

, 126

CO₂ emissions

, 73

Coca Crops’ influence in Bolivian territory and land use distribution

, 95–96

Cockpit Country

, 202

Cold War

, 14–15

Collective action

, 38–39, 105, 256

Colombia

accelerate connectivity and guarantee access to technology

, 177

building long-term shared vision as nation

, 175–176

building robust multi-stakeholder measurement standards

, 176–177

climate change effects

, 166–168

COVID-19 and response of government, civil society and private sector in

, 164–166

divergence between economic and environmental objectives

, 173

economic dependency on extractive industries

, 173–174

future scenarios methodologies for rebuilding business and society in

, 168–173

increase efficient public management

, 177

lack of awareness of environmental vulnerabilities

, 174

lack of cooperation and coordination

, 175

lack of state presence and fragmentation of territory

, 174

limitations for building sustainable future

, 173–175

in nutshell

, 161–166

overcoming political polarisation and politicisation of climate change

, 175

poor governance and public sector inefficiency

, 174

regulate climate resilience as territorial planning priority

, 176

structural changes to achieve best scenario

, 175–177

weak environmental enforcement

, 175

Colonialism

, 65–66

Comisión Mexicana de Defensa y Promoción de los Derechos Humanos (CMPDPH)

, 214

Commission of Private Sector Studies for Sustainable Development (CESPEDES)

, 218

Compensation

, 102

Confederation of Production and Commerce (CPC)

, 149–150

Conference of the Parties (COP)

, 72

Consejo Coordinador Empresarial (CCE)

, 214

Conselho Empresarial Brasileiro para o Desenvolvimento Sustentável (CEBDS)

, 120

Consumer credit regulation

, 31

Consumption tax

, 32

Content analysis

, 24

COP 20 Group in 2014

, 241

COP 21

, 72

COP 26

, 73

Coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19)

, 1–2

Coronavirus impact in Latin America and Caribbean Region

, 66–67

Corporate income (CIT)

, 32

Corporate social responsibility (CSR)

, 102–103

Corruption

, 65–66

Cosmic justice

, 256

COVID-19 (SARS-COV-2)

, 22, 39, 41, 67, 93

case of

, 118–120

Chile and

, 148–150

economic and sanitary measures to face COVID-19

, 148–149

fight against infection

, 118

and government, civil and private sector response in Peru

, 237–238

pandemic

, 81

Peru’s attempts to reach most desired scenario for recovery from

, 247–248

private and civil society response to COVID-19

, 149–150

and response from government, business and society

, 213–215

and response of government, civil society and private sector in Colombia

, 164–166

responses to COVID-19 crisis in Bolivia

, 98–100

results of interventions and initiatives to face COVID-19

, 150

viral outbreak

, 187–188

Crisis

, 211

Crisis recovery

energy embargo

, 15–16

global crises from end of nineteenth century up to Great Depression

, 2–13

Great Recession

, 16–17

post-wars

, 13–15

Cuban Missile Crisis

, 14–15

Debt

, 10, 69–70

Debt crisis

, 43

impending

, 69–70

Decentralisation policy

, 244–245

Deforestation

, 71

Dengue

, 67

Deprived economic conditions and no resilience to climate change

, 171–172

Development assistance for health (DAH)

, 37–38

Development studies

, 24

Dialogue

, 125–126

Digital divide

, 70–71

Digital inclusion

, 177

Disaster

, 225–226

Diversification

, 68

Divination

, 87

Divine retribution

, 256

Do not harm (Primum non nocere)

, 255–256

Droughts and wildfires

, 145

Drug trafficking

, 163

Early signals

, 3–9

Earthquakes

, 145, 189

Ebola

, 35

health crisis

, 35

Eco-Rio/92

, 123

Ecocentrism

, 133

Economic Commission for Latin America and Caribbean (ECLAC)

, 67, 95, 228

Economic crises

, 33

Economic crisis (2008)

, 17

Economic dependency on extractive industries

, 173–174

Economic depression

, 2

Economic hardship with resilience to climate change

, 171

Economic prosperity

and lack of resilience to climate change

, 172–173

and resilience to climate change

, 169–171

Economic recession

, 10

Economic recovery

, 244

Economic resilience

, 68

Economics

, 24

Education for sustainable development in Chile

, 154

El Niño

, 238–239

El Niño Costero

, 238–239

El Niño effect

, 120

Emergency Banking Act (1933)

, 28–29

Emissions trading scheme (ETS)

, 73–74

English

, 24

Environmental Assessment Service (SEA)

, 146

Environmental degradation

, 2, 71–72

Environmental Performance Index (EPI)

, 100

Era between pandemics

, 76

Ethics

, 256

European Central Bank (ECB)

, 31–32

European Economic Recovery Plan (EERP)

, 32–33

European Sovereign Debt Crisis

, 33–35

recovery

, 34–35

Extractive industries

, 173

Failed states

, 66

Felipe Calderón Hinojosa (FCH)

, 215

Financial crisis (2007–2009). See also Global crisis

, 29–33

recovery

, 31–33

Fire

, 83–84

First Oil Crisis (1973–1974)

, 15–16

Fiscal policies

, 28

measures

, 32–33

recovery measures

, 32

Floods

, 145, 189

Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)

, 149

Foreign direct investments (FDIs)

, 188–189, 245

Foresight

, 87

Fossil fuels

, 213

Free-floating system

, 14

Frente Nacional Agreement

, 163

Fund for Orderly Bank Restructuring (FROB)

, 31–32

Fundación para la Justicia

, 214

Future scenarios

deprived economic conditions and no resilience to climate change

, 171–172

economic hardship with resilience to climate change

, 171

economic prosperity and lack of resilience to climate change

, 172–173

economic prosperity and resilience to climate change

, 169–171

methodologies for rebuilding business and society in Colombia

, 168–173

post-COVID-19 to build climate change resilience in Brazil

, 131–133

Futures. See also Sustainable futures

, 81, 243

backcasting method

, 88

climate change scenarios in Colombia

, 168

future-scenarios workshops methodology

, 130–131

sciences

, 86–88

studies methodologies

, 87–88

for sustainability

, 84–86

Futurology

, 86–88

General Health Council

, 213

General Law on Climate Change (LGCC)

, 215

Genetically modified products (GM products)

, 244

German Federal Ministry of Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU)

, 218–219

Germanwatch Climate Risk Index

, 122

Gini coefficient

of Brazil

, 117–118

of Chile

, 143

Glass–Steagall Act (1935)

, 28–29

Global crisis

, 22

from end of nineteenth century up to Great Depression

, 2–13

glimpse of Great Depression

, 12–13

Great War and Carthaginian Peace

, 10–11

historical events

, 3–9

panic of 1883 and ensuing Long Depression

, 2–10

past measures to rebuild business and society after

, 43–44

past to rebuild social, economic and environmental balance after

, 24–41

prelude to war

, 11

promotes measures to rebuild business and society after

, 44

scholars analysed past measures to rebuild business and society after

, 43

Global development assistance for health (Global DAH)

, 38

Global Ebola Crisis

, 35–38

Global Environmental Agreements, Brazil and

, 123–124

Global health crisis

, 43

Global health funding

, 37–38

Global warming. See also Climate change

, 72

Globalisation

, 37

Gold standard

, 12

Government of Mexico

, 214

Government rescue of private banks

, 31–32

Government response measures

, 189

Great Depression

, 2, 13, 27, 29, 43, 190–191, 211

glimpse of

, 12–13

recovery

, 28–29

Great Recession

, 16–17, 33, 43, 191, 211

Great War

, 10–11

Great War and Carthaginian peace, The

, 10–11

Green, Social and Sustainability (GSS)

, 74–75

Green Bonds

, 74

Green House Gas emissions (GHG emissions)

, 241

Green opportunities, investment in

, 74–75

Green Revolution

, 84

Greenhouse gas emission (GHG emission)

, 72, 212–213

Gross domestic product (GDP)

, 94, 141–142, 162, 210

per capita for Jamaica

, 188–189

H1N1 flu

, 67

Hepatitis C

, 67

Hepatitis E

, 67

Herman Kahn’s scenarios

, 85

HIV/AIDS

, 35

Human rights approach

, 39

Humanity

, 22

Hurricanes

, 189

Impaired Vision 2030

, 197

Incentivise business investment by dynamising economy

, 34–35

Inclusive approach

, 221

Income Stabilisation Fund of Federal Entities (FEIEF)

, 213–214

Index of Sustainable Economic Welfare (ISEW)

, 258

Industrialisation process

, 162

Inequality

, 68–69

Informality

, 236

Institute of Hydrology, Meteorology and Environmental Studies (IDEAM)

, 168

Intensive care unit (ICU)

, 165

Interfutures and prospective

, 86

Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)

, 168

Internal human resource management (IHRM)

, 41

International Climate Initiative (IKI)

, 218–219

International contagion of crisis

, 28

International cooperation

, 31, 37

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

, 14, 94

International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC)

, 173–174

International relations

, 24

Investment in green opportunities

, 74–75

Iranian Revolution

, 16

Jamaica

actions

, 201–202

actors

, 203–204

best and worst case future scenarios for Jamaica

, 196, 198

climate crisis

, 191–193

context and national profile

, 188–195

COVID-19 impact and response

, 189–190

findings

, 196–201

future scenarios for climate change and biodiversity in Post-COVID Jamaica

, 196–198

imperative to develop resilience

, 194–195

Jamaica and SDGs

, 193–194

Jamaican context as small island developing state

, 188–189

means

, 202–203

methodology

, 195–196

policy recommendations for building inclusive, resilient and sustainable futures for

, 201–204

response to previous global crises

, 190–191

sustainable futures for

, 198–201

Jamaica Social Stock Exchange (JSSE)

, 193

Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE)

, 193

Joint European Strategy (2017–2020)

, 103

Justicia para las Mujeres

, 214

Khan

, 85

Kyoto Protocol

, 215

La Niña

, 238–239

La Violencia

, 163

Labour movement of 1932

, 211

Land

, 83–84

LATAM

, 241

Latin America development challenges

, 66

Latin American and Caribbean region (LAC region)

, 66–67, 256

challenges of climate change and nature-based opportunities

, 71–75

Coronavirus impact in Latin America and Caribbean Region

, 66–67

digital divide

, 70–71

economic resilience and diversification

, 68

grand socioeconomic challenges

, 67–71

heterogeneity of past, present and futures amongst

, 65–66

impending debt crisis

, 69–70

imperative of inclusive, climate-resilient and regenerative development for

, 76

inequality

, 68–69

regenerative and sustainable future for

, 259–261

study on sustainable futures for

, 88

Law of karma

, 256

Leadership in climate change

, 102

Learning opportunities

, 87

Let’s Dialogue’ programme

, 241

Liquidity injection through debt bonds purchase

, 34

Local development assistance for health (Local DAH)

, 38

Long Depression

, 2–10

Management

, 24

Managerial leadership

, 109–111

Mayaro

, 67

Mazzucato mission-oriented approach

, 70

Mexican government

, 218

Mexican Initiative on Renewable Energy (IMERE)

, 213

Mexico

, 209–211

and 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

, 219–220

building sustainable futures for

, 220–221

COVID-19 and response from government, business and society

, 213–215

opportunities and actions for transformative, regenerative and resilient recovery in

, 221–227

pending issue in

, 215–219

poor economy

, 226–227

recommendations

, 227–228

response to previous crises

, 211–213

sustainable development

, 223–224

Millennium Development Goals

, 37–38

Ministry of Environment (MMA)

, 146, 215

Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP)

, 213–214

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

, 215

Mitigation

, 38

Mitigation and adaptation plan (MAPA)

, 126

Modernisation

, 162

Monetary sovereignty

, 34

Movement for Socialism (MAS)

, 97

Movistar

, 241

Multi-stakeholder

approach

, 126

measurement standards

, 176–177

Multilatinas

, 72

Multilevel cooperation

, 38–39

Multisectoral Commission

, 242

National Chamber of Restaurants and Spicy Food Industry and the Employers’ Confederation of the Mexican Republic (COPARMEX)

, 211–212

National Climate Change Strategy (ENCC)

, 215

National Development Plan (NDP)

, 219

National Fund of Climate Change

, 126

National Institute for Space Research (INPE)

, 121

National Institute of Ecology and Climate Change (INECC)

, 212–213

National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI)

, 219

National Plan for Adaptation to Climate Change

, 126

National Policy on Risk Management and Disaster Response (PNPDC)

, 129

National Population Council (CONAPO)

, 219

National Preparedness and Alert Program

, 102

National Program for Sustainability of Urban Transport

, 242

National Risk Management Plan

, 101

Nationalist Revolutionary Movement (MNR)

, 96

Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)

, 72, 123–124, 147, 169, 192–193, 216, 240

Natural disasters

, 145, 191–192

in Peru

, 238–239

Natural hazards

, 189

Natural law

, 256

New deal

, 28–29

New Normality

, 213

New social contract for new era

, 261–262

19th Century

, 2, 13, 141

Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)

, 35, 219

Observatorio do Clima (OC)

, 124

Observatorio Género

, 214

Oceans

, 210

Office for Disaster Preparedness (ODPEM)

, 192

Oil crises

, 15–16

first Oil Crisis (1973–1974)

, 15–16

second Oil Crisis (1979–1980)

, 16

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

, 143, 210

Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)

, 16

Pacífico Seguros

, 241

Pan-American Health Organisation (PAHO)

, 190

Pandemic flu to MERS

, 35

Panic of 1883, The

, 2–10

Paradise

, 196

Paris Agreement

, 72, 218, 220, 245

Paris Climate Agreement

, 72

Peace Agreement

, 164

PEMEX

, 224

Personal income tax (PIT)

, 32

Peru

and 2030 sustainable development agenda

, 242

attempts to reach most desired scenario for recovery from COVID-19

, 247–248

building sustainable futures for

, 243–244

context and background in

, 235–242

COVID-19 and government, civil and private sector response in

, 237–238

limitations and opportunities for recovery in

, 246

local response to climate crisis

, 241–242

natural disasters and climate change-related crises in

, 238–239

strengths against climate change

, 240

sustainable futures for

, 244–248

vulnerability to climate change and other crises

, 239–240

Pierre Wack and Shell Futures

, 85–86

Political instability in Chile

, 143–144

Political polarisation

, 2

Political turmoil

, 67–68

Populism

, 65–68

Post-wars

, 13–15

Bretton Woods System Failure

, 13–14

Cold War

, 14–15

Poverty

, 22

Private international companies

, 33

Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo (PNUD)

, 119

Prophet

, 84

Prospective

, 86

Prospective analyses

, 86

Public deficit

, 2

Public policy and sustainable future for Chile

, 152–154

Public sector inefficiency

, 174

Public–private partnerships

, 134–135

Qali Warma (Vigorous Child) programme

, 237

RAND Corporation

, 85

Rapid Financing Instrument

, 189

Re-integration

, 40

Recovering globalisation

, 40

Reflationary monetary policy

, 29

Regeneration

, 256

climate action

, 258–259

do not harm

, 255–256

new social contract for new era

, 261–262

regenerative and sustainable future for Latin America and the Caribbean

, 259–261

regenerative capitalism

, 256–258

Regenerative capitalism

, 256–258

Regenerative economy

, 257

Regenerative futures for Colombia

climate change effects

, 166–168

Colombia in nutshell

, 161–166

future scenarios methodologies for rebuilding business and society

, 168–173

limitations for building sustainable future

, 173–175

structural changes to achieve the best scenario

, 175–177

Regenerative recovery in Mexico

, 221–227

Reinvention

, 83

Renewable energy

, 218

Research Alliance for Regenerative Economics (RARE)

, 257

Resilience

, 129–130, 211

imperative to develop

, 194–195

Resilient recovery in Mexico

, 221–227

Restrictive monetary

, 28

Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC)

, 163

Rio Earth Summit (1992)

, 215

Rio Earth Summit

, 215

Risk and Disaster Management Program

, 129

SAMOA Pathway

, 192

Sanction

, 120

SARS

, 35

Scenario planning

, 86

Scenarios

, 82, 220

for sustainability

, 84–86

Scenarios for energy (2050)

, 81–82

SDG 1

, 152

SDG 2

, 247–248

SDG 4

, 247–248

SDG 6

, 147

SDG 7

, 247–248

SDG 8

, 22, 24, 135, 247–248

SDG 9

, 152–153

SDG 10

, 147

SDG 11

, 247–248

SDG 12

, 247–248

SDG 13

, 22, 147, 188, 247–248

SDG 14

, 188, 247–248

SDG 15

, 188, 247–248

SDG 16

, 147, 247

SDG 17

, 147, 247–248

SDGs, Jamaica and

, 193–194

Second Industrial Revolution

, 10

Second Oil Crisis (1979–1980)

, 16

Sendai Framework

, 199–200

Shareholder model

, 30

Shell Futures

, 85–86

Shell-style scenario planning

, 82

Sin Fronteras IAP

, 214

Small Island Developing State (SIDS)

, 188

Jamaican context as

, 188–189

Small-and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)

, 211

Social bonds

, 75

Social contract

, 256

Social inequality

, 2

Social unrest in Chile

, 143–144

Society in Mexico

, 219

Socio-economic inequality

, 122

Sodimac

, 241

Specialised Technical Committee of the Millennium Development Goals Information System (CTESIODM)

, 219

Specialised Technical Committee on Sustainable Development Goals (CTEODS)

, 219

Stakeholder capitalism

, 82

Stakeholders

, 30, 224

Standard & Poor (S&P)

, 70

Stockholm Earth Summit

, 87

Structural change

, 18, 112

Superintendence of Environment (SMA)

, 146

Supply chain strategy

, 41

Supporting Employees with Transfer of Cash (SET Cash)

, 189

Supreme Electoral Tribunal of Bolivia (TSE)

, 98

Survival

, 83

Sustainability

, 242, 258

Herman Kahn’s scenarios

, 85

interfutures and prospective

, 86

Pierre Wack and Shell Futures

, 85–86

scenarios and futures for

, 84–86

Sustainability Bond Guidelines (SBG)

, 74–75

Sustainable bonds

, 74–75

Sustainable development

, 223–224

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

, 22, 70, 84, 124, 147, 219

Sustainable futures

, 2

backcasting method

, 88

balance between economic and environmental agenda

, 134–135

for Brazil

, 133–135

Brazilian initiatives to change current status

, 134

climate change effects

, 166–168

Colombia in nutshell

, 161–166

contests for reimagination and regeneration of future

, 83–84

future scenarios methodologies for rebuilding business and society

, 168–173

futurology and futures sciences

, 86–88

inventing futures and considering scenarios

, 81–83

for Jamaica

, 198–201

limitations for building sustainable future

, 173–175

for Mexico

, 220–221

for Peru

, 244–248

scenarios and futures for sustainability

, 84–86

structural changes to achieve the best scenario

, 175–177

studies methodologies

, 87

study on sustainable futures for Latin America and Caribbean

, 88

Sustainable recovery

analysis on taken measures concentrate

, 41–42

climate change

, 38–39

COVID-19

, 39–41

European sovereign debt crisis

, 33–35

financial crisis

, 29–33

findings

, 24–46

Global Ebola Crisis

, 35–38

Great Depression

, 27–29

limitations and recommendations for future research

, 46

methodology

, 23–24

opportunities to rebuild business and society after past global crises

, 47–52

past measures to rebuild business and society after global crisis

, 43–44

past to rebuild social, economic and environmental balance after global crises

, 24–41

promotes measures to rebuild business and society after global crisis

, 44

scholars analysed past measures to rebuild business and society after global crisis

, 43

SDG

, 22

study previous literature on past measures to rebuild business and society after Global Crisis

, 45–46

Systematic literature review

, 23

T-MEC

, 225

Tax incentives

, 155

Technology transfer

, 203

Technology-based solutions

, 36

Toyota

, 241

Trabaja Perú (Peru Works) programme

, 237

Trade barriers

, 29

Transformative recovery in Mexico

, 221–227

Trapped labour, movement of

, 33

Tsunamis

, 145

20th Century

, 10, 12, 14, 65–66, 83–84, 162, 166

Uncertainty

, 22, 261

Unconscious development

, 224–225

Undersecretary of Planning and Environmental Policy of the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (SEMARNAT)

, 212–213

Unemployment

, 32–33

Unified monetary policies

, 34

United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)

, 209–210

United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)

, 144–145

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

, 163

Utopia in crisis

, 197

VAT

, 32

Virus containment

, 40

Vision 2030

, 193–194, 197–198

Voluntary National Review (VNR)

, 193–194

Vulnerability

, 100

War, effect of

, 29

Water

, 83–84, 143

Weather

, 121

Web of Science Core Collection database (WoS Core Collection database)

, 23

West African Ebola outbreak

, 36

When, where, who, how, what and why methodology (six Ws’ methodology)

, 24

White gold

, 141

Wizard

, 84

World Bank Group

, 14

World Economic Forum (WEF)

, 122

World Health Organization (WHO)

, 39–40

World Wars

, 14

Yellow fever

, 67

Zika virus

, 35, 67, 191