In a technical forum held at IICA, cases in Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, and Uruguay were cited as examples of joint work on mitigation and adaptation.
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The joint efforts will begin with the promotion of an agroforestry program in Haiti.
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COP 18 gets under way this month and the Director General of IICA has sent the Ministers of Agriculture of the Americas a technical note in which he underscores the importance of the countries including agriculture as a key element in the efforts to mitigate and adapt to climate change.
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Working with the Ministry of Environment, the organizations are training officials from the agriculture, transport, and waste management sectors to develop a NAMA, a set of actions that helps reduce emissions and for whose implementation financing is available.
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IICA launched the observatory at a forum on the innovative agricultural research models that exist in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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In Doha, Qatar, the MAG and MINAET, with support from IICA, CATIE, and GIZ, will showcase seven examples of how the public and private sectors can act together to deal with the effects of climate change.
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With support from IICA, at the world summit on climate change the country showed how the agricultural sector can reduce emissions and make more efficient use of natural resources.
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The Institute delivered the strategy to the country’s National Technical Commission on Biosafety, made up of the ministries of agriculture, environment, and science and technology, and representatives of other sectors.
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With support from IICA and other organizations, the Costa Rican cheese was granted the first designation of origin to be obtained by a Central American dairy product.
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