The motorcycle adapted into a tricycle is equipment developed within the framework of the Brazil-FAO South-South Cooperation Programme for cotton-based family farming.

Event promoted the exchange of ancestral knowledge and highlighted cotton as the foundation of handicrafts and cultural identity in Latin America.

Representatives from nine countries, together with FAO, participated in the seminar of the SPAA Network to exchange experiences on public policies that strengthen the resilience of agrifood systems.

The Government of Brazil and FAO work together on several South–South Cooperation initiatives, promoting the design and implementation of public policies in areas such as family farming, school feeding, and sustainable rural development, among others.

The results of the alliance that strengthens family farming, school feeding and urban agri-food systems in the region will be presented.

Representantes de organizaciones de la agricultura familiar y actores regionales analizaron marcos normativos, avances y desafíos para promover sistemas agroalimentarios más inclusivos, sostenibles y resilientes al cambio climático.

En el marco del Programa de Cooperación Internacional Brasil–FAO, representantes de ambos países compartieron experiencias sobre gobernanza y financiamiento ambiental en la agenda urbana.

The programme implemented by the Government of Chile received technical assistance from the Sustainable School Feeding Network (RAES).