Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura

Inclusión

The activities under the Flagship Project of Inclusion concluded satisfactorily

Inclusión

The activities under the Flagship Project of Inclusion concluded satisfactorily

Tiempo de lectura: 3 mins.

The Flagship Project (FP) of Inclusion in Agriculture and Rural Territories seeks to reduce poverty and inequities and the equitable and sustainable incorporation of these groups in the processes of revitalization of the agricultural and rural economy

 

Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, November 2017 (IICA). The Flagship Project of Inclusion in Agriculture and Rural Territories had scheduled the following activities for 2017: the preparation of two (2) Business Plans and a training program with topics such as: Leadership, Empowerment, Advocacy and Chain Capacity for marketing activities.

This project was carried out in the communities of Las Yayas, Padre Las Casas and Guayabal in Azua province, in the south of the Dominican Republic and it addressed these activities within the components No. 2 «Contribution to the inclusive and equitable revitalization of the territorial economy» and No. 3 on the «Empowerment of excluded groups of the territory»; respectively.

Around three organizations were beneficiaries from the elaboration of these two (2) Business Plans, where it was evaluated the potentialities of the coffee and avocado crops. These organizations also benefitted with information on the importance of collecting the volumes produced by its partners and to conduct business together to obtain better prices and different options of markets to sell their products.

These Business Plans were socialized with territorial agribusinesses and financial institutions from the agricultural sector that could be interested in supporting these organizations with working capital based on their feasibility.

On the other hand, the training program was able to benefit around five organizations in the territory which participated in the workshops that took place in the municipalities of the Azua province

This FP Inclusion Flagship Working Plan was carried out with the support and collaboration of the Las Cuevas-Las Yayas Territorial Action Group (GAT) whose purpose is to mobilize and incorporate all public and private actors (institutional, economic and social), with their different interests and expectations, preventing any specific group with more power from exclusively controlling the process.

 

More information: Héctor Garibaldis Pérez,

                                Specialist on Agribusiness

                                hector.perez@iica.int

Compartir

Noticias relacionadas

Buenos Aires, Argentina

abril 25, 2025

Parlamentarios de países sudamericanos y entidades del agro avanzaron en la construcción de una agenda común de cooperación en jornada de diálogo en el Congreso argentino con participación del Director General del IICA

Legisladores nacionales de Argentina, Brasil, Colombia, Chile, Paraguay, Perú y Uruguay compartieron una jornada de trabajo y debate con representantes de entidades agropecuarias de sus países y avanzaron en la construcción de una agenda de trabajo en común para el sector, en un encuentro que contó con la participación del Director General del Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA), Manuel Otero.

Tiempo de lectura: 3mins

San José, Costa Rica

abril 21, 2025

Dawn Francis, campeona de la agricultura sostenible y los cultivos orgánicos, modelo para pequeños productores en su Dominica natal, es reconocida por el IICA como Líder de la Ruralidad de las Américas

Francis fundó su propia organización, EcoBalance Inc., que ha implementado programas de capacitación para productores y planes para la adquisición de equipamiento y estableció un centro de biodiversidad donde recibe a estudiantes de escuelas primarias y secundarias para enseñarles sobre agricultura y medio ambiente.

Tiempo de lectura: 3mins

San Pablo, Brasil

abril 10, 2025

La región tiene el potencial para liderar al mundo en combustibles sostenibles de aviación y debe establecer reglas claras para concretarlo, afirman actores claves del sector en Congreso Latinoamericano

El continente americano tiene el potencial para ser líder global en la provisión de combustibles sostenibles de aviación, aunque para concretarlo debe avanzar en el establecimiento de reglas claras y en la armonización de criterios de sostenibilidad certificables y basados en ciencia para las materias primas utilizadas.

Tiempo de lectura: 3mins