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The database contains information from interviews with government, research, social movement and international cooperation actors on the inclusion of gender and intersectionality in Colombian land, climate change and food policies
The database contains information from interviews with government, research, social movement and international cooperation actors on the inclusion of gender and intersectionality in Colombian land, climate change and food policies
One of the main objectives of the Innovahubs model promoted within the regional Initiative AgriLAC Resiliente is to provide spaces for collaborative learning by promoting the exchange and participation of actors from the different regions of intervention in Honduras and Guatemala.
The In-situ Monitoring System in the Dry Corridor of Guatemala represents a testing ground for automated agricultural.
The implementation of activities in 2023 is focused on integrated emissions reduction and sustainability, as well as promoting investments in value chains oriented towards national and regional objectives of adaptation and mitigation of climate change, poverty, social inclusion and biodiversity.
One of the options for the development of family farming is to promote access to different markets (national or international).
One of the options for the development of family farming is to promote access to different markets (national or international).
This product refers to the design of a diploma course, developed together with a national private university, the diploma course seeks to update professionals in the agri-food sector, in the face of digital technologies with a focus on climate change, gender and transformation of agro-food system
Background: Maize agricultural policy in Mexico has focused on a monofunctional vision of maize as a basic
commercial product, through a bimodal vision of production systems (commercial and subsistence). However, the