As Latin America's population becomes increasingly and predominantly urbanized, most Latin American urban centres still lack the infrastructure necessary for their sustainable development and face mounting challenges in services new urban dwellers. Large projects (E.g. roads, drainage, water and sewerage systems) are usually costly and cannot be fully funded by the local government. Despite the large amount of financial schemes provided by national and international institutions, cities are unaware or unable to access these sources due to a lack of knowledge or management capacities. Furthermore, there is a great need from local authorities to obtain more information on alternatives for financing urban infrastructure other than standard models. This workshop aims to enable regional participants to directly access financing recommendations from a variety of international, regional and diversified funding and investment institutions, while exploring their own models and best practices in sustainably financing their urban development projects.