The Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture published the achievements of different countries on its social networks.
IICA highlighted 5 achievements together with Uruguay.
He Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) published on its social networks the achievements achieved in different countries in the region, among which is Uruguay.
He IICA is an organization specialized in agriculture of the Inter-American System that supports the efforts of the Member states to achieve agricultural development and rural well-being.
Among the member countries you can find countries from both South America, Caribbean as well as North America. Among them are Argentina, Costa Rica, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, USA, Peru, Paraguay, Bolivia, Chili, Colombia, Jamaica, Panama, Venezuela, Ecuador, among others.
What were the achievements of Uruguay?
On its social networks, the organization published the five achievements achieved by the Uruguay. The first that stood out is having developed “a new framework agreement with the Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries (MGAP), supporting innovation and rural development, as well as the preparation of the SENDA National Strategy on agrochains, and the strategy on circular bioeconomy.”
Secondly, they highlighted the strengthening “with Ministry of Environment on climate action issues from the Regional Readiness Project of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and development of concept notes for the GCF in horticulture.
On the other hand, they highlighted the importance of the study in collaboration with the IDB “About the forestry sector, we provide support to Honorary Wood Commission and we assume a leadership role in the International Silvopastoral Congress“.
In fourth place is support “for sustainable and carbon-neutral livestock systems, based on the definition of sustainability indicators; as well as the establishment of the Uruguayan Sustainable Meat Table“.
Finally, they assured that they assumed “an important leadership in climate action, through training rural women in climate change, with the organization of the course on good agricultural practices.”
Source: Ambito
