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78% of the world's poor depend on agriculture, the largest user of land globally, which employs one billion people.
La agricultura es el mayor usuario de la tierra en todo el mundo, alimentando al mundo y empleando a mil millones de personas, incluido el 78% de los pobres del mundo.
Damania, Richard; Balseca, Esteban; de Fontaubert, Charlotte; Gill, Joshua; Kim, Kichan; Rentschler, Jun; Russ, Jason; Zaveri, Esha. 2023. Detox Development: Repurposing Environmentally Harmful Subsidies. © Washington, DC : World Bank.
3 billion people depend on the oceans for food, obtaining almost 20% of their animal protein intake from fisheries.
Los océanos mediante la pesca, abastecen a alrededor de 3 mil millones de personas que representa casi el 20% de la ingesta de proteínas de los animales.
Damania, Richard; Balseca, Esteban; de Fontaubert, Charlotte; Gill, Joshua; Kim, Kichan; Rentschler, Jun; Russ, Jason; Zaveri, Esha. 2023. Detox Development: Repurposing Environmentally Harmful Subsidies. © Washington, DC : World Bank.
34% of the fisheries sector is in crisis due to overexploitation, exacerbated by open access regimes and subsidies.
El 34% del sector pesquero se encuentra en crisis debido a la sobreexplotación, exacerbada por los regímenes de acceso abierto y los subsidios.
Damania, Richard; Balseca, Esteban; de Fontaubert, Charlotte; Gill, Joshua; Kim, Kichan; Rentschler, Jun; Russ, Jason; Zaveri, Esha. 2023. Detox Development: Repurposing Environmentally Harmful Subsidies. © Washington, DC : World Bank.
400 million a year is invested by Latin American agriculture in botanical and biological solutions against fungi that affect crops.
Unos US$ 400 millones anuales destina la agricultura latinoamericana en soluciones de origen botánico y biológico para combatir los hongos que generan enfermedades en los cultivos.
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50% of growers in the global fresh produce industry sold at a loss or broke even due to increased costs from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Global Coalition of Fresh Produce: Survey into costs and prices for fresh produce operators
14% increase in prices did not offset the higher costs, affecting the respondents due to competition and low negotiation.
Global Coalition of Fresh Produce: Survey into costs and prices for fresh produce operators
7.6% is the average increase in selling prices in Mexico over the past two years, but half of those surveyed have not compensated for rising costs, selling at break-even or at a loss.
Global Coalition of Fresh Produce: Survey into costs and prices for fresh produce operators
More than 70% of respondents increased their selling prices in the last two years in Australia, but these increases have not offset rising production and operating costs.
Global Coalition of Fresh Produce: Survey into costs and prices for fresh produce operators
25% of respondents in New Zealand sell at a loss and half are breaking even due to rising costs not offset by rising prices.
Global Coalition of Fresh Produce: Survey into costs and prices for fresh produce operators
A 27% increase in selling prices in Africa has not offset operating costs, leaving 75% of the industry at a loss or break-even.
Global Coalition of Fresh Produce: Survey into costs and prices for fresh produce operators
