Agriculture and rural prosperity in the Caribbean 2013-2014. Highlihts of IICA's Technical Cooperation

Agriculture and rural prosperity in the Caribbean 2013-2014. Highlihts of IICA's Technical Cooperation

This Special Report provides a summary of the key results obtained in 2013-2014 by our IICA offices across the 15 Member States in the Caribbean Region, including Belize, which is a CARICOM Member state. The document also reports on results achieved under strategic partnerships, including with the EU through the Intra-ACP Agriculture Policy Programme (APP), which we are implementing in partnership with CARDI and CARICOM, and the SPS capacitybuilding project, which is aimed at building resilience and competitiveness in agriculture and fisheries to improve access to market opportunities and trade. In addition to these projects, we are also pleased to report on the success of a training programme tailored specifically for the Caribbean Region, and funded by the Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food (SAGARPA) of Mexico. To date, 143 Caribbean professionals have received training at technical centres in six courses that were identified as priorities for the Region.

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Main Author: Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA)
Format: Informe biblioteca
Language:English
Published: IICA 2014
Subjects:Asistencia técnica||technical aid||assistência técnica||aide technique, Cooperación internacional||international cooperation||cooperação internacional||coopération internationale, Agricultura||agriculture||agricultura||agriculture, Desarrollo rural||rural development||desenvolvimento rural||développement rural, Desarrollo agrícola||agricultural development||desenvolvimento agrícola||développement agricole, CARICOM, Proyectos de desarrollo||development projects||projecto de desenvolvimento||projet de développement, Bahamas||Bahamas||Bahamas||Bahamas, Barbados||Barbados||Barbados||Barbade, Antigua y Barbuda||Antigua and Barbuda||Antígua e Barbuda||Antigua et Barbuda, Bélice||Belize||Belize||Belize, Dominica||Dominica||Domínica||Dominique, República Dominicana||Dominican Republic||República Dominicana||République dominicaine, Granada||Grenada||Granada||Grenade, Guyana||Guyana||Guiana||Guyana, Haití||Haiti||Haiti||Haïti, Jamaica||Jamaica||Jamaica||Jamaïque, Saint Kitts y Nevis||Saint Kitts and Nevis||Saint Kitts e Nevis||Saint-Kitts-et-Nevis, Santa Lucia||Saint Lucia||Santa Lúcia||Sainte-Lucie, San Vicente y las Granadinas||Saint Vincent and the Grenadines||São Vicente e Granadinas||Saint-Vincent-et-Grenadines, Suriname||Suriname||Suriname||Suriname, Trinidad y Tobago||Trinidad and Tobago||Trinidad e Tobago||Trinité-et-Tobago, México||Mexico||México (País)||Mexique, EUA||USA||EUA||États-Unis, Representación Surinam,
Online Access:https://repositorio.iica.int/handle/11324/19924
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Summary:This Special Report provides a summary of the key results obtained in 2013-2014 by our IICA offices across the 15 Member States in the Caribbean Region, including Belize, which is a CARICOM Member state. The document also reports on results achieved under strategic partnerships, including with the EU through the Intra-ACP Agriculture Policy Programme (APP), which we are implementing in partnership with CARDI and CARICOM, and the SPS capacitybuilding project, which is aimed at building resilience and competitiveness in agriculture and fisheries to improve access to market opportunities and trade. In addition to these projects, we are also pleased to report on the success of a training programme tailored specifically for the Caribbean Region, and funded by the Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food (SAGARPA) of Mexico. To date, 143 Caribbean professionals have received training at technical centres in six courses that were identified as priorities for the Region.

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