TANGO- Circular is a three-year Erasmus+ project. It aims to provide specific training to agricultural workers and relevant stakeholders, to enable solutions for a sustainable agricultural waste management and footprint reduction. Through the development and implementation of proper end-of-life materials management approaches based on good practices, technical references and collection
Boosting agricultural exports – Agritrade 2024 Copy
Agritrade 2024, the biggest agricultural trade event in Guatemala, took place this March and provided a robust platform for innovation, exchange of knowledge and networking. The event was marked on the calendar for sector leaders, policymakers, shippers, consumers, and innovators to discuss the future of global agriculture. As one of
Agriculture in Latin America and the Caribbean – statistics & facts
In 2022, agriculture accounted for almost seven percent of the regional gross domestic product (GDP), but this number varies from country to country. In Haiti, for instance, the agricultural sector accounted for around 20 percent of the GDP. Read more here: https://www.statista.com/topics/11925/agriculture-in-latin-america/#topicOverview
FAO Regional Ministerial Conference for Latin America
https://www.fao.org/newsroom/detail/fao-regional-ministerial-conference-for-latin-america-and-the-caribbean-closes-with-renewed-commitment-to-transform-agrifood-systems/en
Doing Business in Latin America
Closing the high-level gathering, FAO Director-General QU Dongyu thanked Guyana for hosting the meeting and said that the 33 member states in the region had come together to establish a shared vision for the future, to achieve nutritious food for all, for today at tomorrow. “This has been a unique
Boosting agricultural exports – Agritrade 2024
Agritrade 2024, the biggest agricultural trade event in Guatemala, took place this March and provided a robust platform for innovation, exchange of knowledge and networking. The event was marked on the calendar for sector leaders, policymakers, shippers, consumers, and innovators to discuss the future of global agriculture. As one of
IV Edition of ECLAC’s Regional Water Dialogues in Latin America and the Caribbean
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Low-carbon milk to AI irrigation: tech startups powering Latin America’s green revolution
With the region’s countries among the most vulnerable to the climate crisis, digital entrepreneurs have been inspired to find innovative ways to create real environmental change. “We’re living at a time when science and technology allow us to do almost anything, and we’re spending all that energy, all those resources,