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San Jose, Costa RicaThu, 05/23/2019IICA and Bayer launch joint actions to boost agricultural sustainability
Efforts will focus on empowering small-scale producers, promoting good agricultural practices through demonstration plots, and fostering youth leadership, among other areas.
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Mexico City, MexicoTue, 05/21/2019IICA and Mexico’s agrarian registry strengthened legal frameworks for and land use planning by rural families
Two programs executed since 2015 have benefited more than one million users of agrarian information and of Mexico’s rural cadaster.
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Mexico CityTue, 05/21/2019Innovators from Costa Rica, Spain and Mexico win the 2019 INNOVAGRO award
A total of 36 initiatives from Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Spain, the Netherlands, Mexico and Peru participated.
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San Jose, Costa RicaTue, 05/21/2019IICA will implement a differentiated strategy for the Caribbean region to generate substantial agricultural progress
The initiative aims to improve the quality of life of rural populations in the region, which are highly vulnerable to extreme climate events and face significant productivity lags.
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San José, Costa RicaFri, 05/17/2019IICA and French cooperation organization will renew partnership to strengthen agriculture in the Americas
Agreement will capitalize on the work carried out by the PROCAGICA program, which is executed by IICA in Central America to combat coffee leaf rust, and in which CIRAD is involved as a strategic partner.
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WashingtonThu, 05/16/2019At the OAS, Member States praise IICA’s contributions to economic and social development in Latin America and the Caribbean
Following the presentation made by the Director General of the Institute on his agency’s work in 2018, the Ambassadors and High-level Representatives to the Organization of American States (OAS) of Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Paraguay, the United States and Uruguay, among other nations, applauded the actions of the specialized organization and its contributions to economic and social development in Latin America.