The Sustainable School Feeding Network (RAES) was established in 2018 by the Government of Brazil, with the technical support and executive secretariat of the FAO.

The Brazil-FAO International Cooperation Programme hosted a regional dialogue to exchange experiences and strategies aimed at strengthening opportunities for women in the cotton sector.

Chile is currently discussing a draft bill on this topic.

The South-South Cooperation project +Cotton has joined forces with the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa Cotton) to strengthen the capacities of researchers, technicians, and extension agents.

Publication underlines advancements in legal frameworks, menu quality, and social participation to strengthen sustainable policies in 16 countries.

This was the first of five seminars.

The activity took place during the 5th Global Conference of the One Planet Network for Sustainable Food Systems.

At a workshop held during the conference, participants emphasized how school feeding policies can contribute to healthy diets and act as a strategy for social protection.