Antigua
August 3, 2016
At a competition, supported by IICA and two ministries, local woman producers had the opportunity to expose processed products made with mango.
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Bridgetown, Barbados
July 27, 2016
Efforts are being made to strengthen the capacity of CARIFORUM countries to respond rapidly to food safety events through an action that aims to improve the traceability of food and the recall of food and food products.
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Laborie, Saint Lucia
July 29, 2016
Many youth cannot access the physical resources to make their business projects a success.
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Castries, Saint Lucia
July 29, 2016
The IICA Delegation in Saint Lucia with financial support of the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation (CTA), and in collaboration with the Caribbean Agricultural Forum for Youth (CAFY) is implementing a project that aims to improve access by youth entrepreneurs to information and knowledge products that support their business start-up and successful business management.
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Castries, Saint Lucia
July 28, 2016
The IICA Delegation in Saint Lucia hosted the first Climate Smart Agriculture Forum (CSAF) for the Caribbean in 2016.
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Castries, Saint Lucia
July 28, 2016
Supporting and encouraging youth participation and engagement in agriculture is a consistent theme in the country strategy of the IICA Delegation in Saint Lucia.
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Trinidad and Tobago
July 28, 2016
As a result of the training, farmers from the region will be able to put more money in their pockets and more affordable, local food on the plates of Caribbean residents.
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Georgetown, Guyana
July 26, 2016
The Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture Delegation in Guyana hosted its third webinar under its Caribbean Climate Smart Agriculture (CCSA) Forum on Tuesday, June 14, 2016 at the Delegations office in Georgetown, Guyana.
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Georgetown, Guyana
July 26, 2016
Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana’s vulnerability to natural hazards represent a threat to sustainable socio-economic growth and long term peace and prosperity at the national level. Given the paramount importance of the agriculture sector to national development, food and nutrition security, poverty reduction and livelihood opportunities, especially vulnerable small farmers and livestock holder, Agricultural Disaster Risk Mapping is most relevant.
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