"Caminhos da Reportagem", de TV Brasil, exhibirá un programa el 7 de octubre sobre las iniciativas desarrolladas y los resultados alcanzados por el proyecto +Algodón Colombia.

With the support from the cooperation between FAO and the governments of Brazil and Colombia, the indigenous Timote Chila family combines ancestral agricultural practices, sustainable techniques, and technology to restore the soil and increase cotton production in Tolima.

The training aims to strengthen the capacities of around 100 government officials and civil society representatives from the region.

The document will provide input for future actions, presenting achievements and opportunities for improvement in the school feeding programmes of the countries.

Course is aimed at decision-makers and technicians from the ministries of education, health, agriculture, and environment, as well as the school community.

For over 15 years, the Brazilian government and FAO have worked together for the sustainable, human, and institutional development of several partner countries in Latin America and the Caribbean.

Virtual course focused on school gardens aims at 50 professionals linked to the school feeding programme.

The Government of Brazil and Rome-based United Nations agencies reflected on the alliance to promote South-South cooperation, which is based on the exchange of knowledge, experiences, technologies, and resources.