Description
"Zero Hunger" is a productive food program that not only facilitates the cultivation of food for needy rural families, but also provides them with tools to overcome difficulties. With a medium- and long-term perspective, it seeks to contribute to the country's economic development by promoting domestic food supply, saving foreign exchange, enhancing the value of local and national products, and increasing exports. The protein resource transfer program provides annual support of US$1,000 per household, including goods, training, education and implementation costs, with emphasis on animals, seeds, vegetative material and training in various areas such as rural economy, agricultural practices, business culture, animal health, associativity, self-management, credit and trade.