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Initiatives

Initiatives are interventions that can take the form of laws, guidelines, incentives, among others, which are often reflected in allocations of public and private resources.

Responses of technical assistance and rural extension to the challenges of competitive sustainability in family farming and rural MSMEs.

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Expanded Agricultural Support and New Investments in Guyana's Region One

Government of Guyana initiative to increase agricultural production and commercial development in Region One through stronger drainage and irrigation, delivery of machinery and agricultural inputs, ex...

Implementation- Ongoing

Improvement and strengthening of the potato agricultural value chain with a family farming approach in Ambo, Huánuco and...

Public investment project to improve and strengthen the potato agricultural value chain with a family farming approach. The intervention supported 3,509 potato producers through the acquisition and d...

Completed

Improvement and expansion of the technical, productive and competitive capacity development service for avocado producer...

Public investment project to improve the technical, productive and competitive capacities of avocado producers in Paruro, La Convención, Anta and Chumbivilcas (Cusco). It includes provision of inputs...

Implementation- Ongoing

Alianza Federación Nacional de Cafeteros (FNC) y NESPRESSO para implementación en Colombia del Programa AAA Sustainable...

The program was created globally in 2003 by Nespresso in collaboration with the Rainforest Alliance, as a response to the long-term systemic risks in the high-quality coffee supply chain. It serves mo...

Implementation- Ongoing

CONAB: National Supply Company [EN]

CONAB is a public company that generates agricultural information and intelligence for the formulation and implementation of public policies that contribute to the regular supply and income generation...

Implementation- Ongoing