Testimonials from rural women Maule, La Araucanía and Los Ríos Regions
Rimisp – Latin American Center for Rural Development developed an ex post evaluation of the Digital Route 2021 initiative, within the framework of the Rural Women program (INDAP-PRODEMU), developed by Fundación Prodemu. The main objective of the project is to evaluate the results of this experience, implemented between February and December 2021.
Conclusions and recommendations – Evaluation of Digital Route 2021. Closing Connectivity Gaps for Rural Women
Rimisp – Latin American Center for Rural Development developed an ex post evaluation of the Digital Route 2021 initiative, within the framework of the Rural Women program (INDAP-PRODEMU), developed by Fundación Prodemu. The main objective of the project is to evaluate the results of this experience, implemented between February and December 2021.
Final Report “Evaluation of Digital Route 2021. Closing connectivity gaps for rural women”.
This document is the result of the project “Evaluation of the Digital Route 2021. Cerrando brechas de conectividad para las mujeres rurales” developed by Rimisp – Centro Latinoamericano para el Desarrollo Rural, and was made possible thanks to funding from the Fondo para vivir Mejor 2022 of the Chilean Ministry of Social Development and Family. In addition, we are grateful for the collaboration of Fundación PRODEMU for their efforts in making this evaluation possible.
RDG analyzed the legal feasibility of operating Agrifood Chain Organizations in Ecuador
Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube Linkedin The event was attended by authorities of the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAG), representatives of producers’ associations, the private sector, international cooperation and legal consultants from the law firm Oyarte & Quintana, who presented the progress of the study being carried out for the design and implementation of the […]
Rimisp conducted an international study tour to Colombia in the framework of the project with Peruvian Regional Development Agencies.
The study tour lasted four days, from Monday, March 26 to Thursday, March 29, and covered topics relevant to the consolidation of RDAs in Peru, such as decentralization, public and private investments, state innovation, regional competitiveness and public-private articulation. In addition, various Colombian entities were visited to learn about their experience in these areas and reflect on lessons learned and sustainability strategies for Regional Development Agencies.
Meeting between Rimisp and Apimondia: seeking to establish advocacy actions for beekeeping in Chile
The purpose of the meeting held last Friday, March 24, was to explore alternatives to join the world beekeeping meeting, together with the beekeepers of the program promoted by the Regional Government of Los Lagos: “Recovery and economic reactivation of the beekeeping sector for producers in the province of Palena and Llanquihue”, and to establish a link to articulate advocacy actions together with the Chilean Beekeeping Network in the medium and long term.
Peru: Regional Development Agencies of Apurimac, Ayacucho and Cusco share their experiences
The workshop was organized and executed by Rimisp and Cedepas Norte within the framework of the technical consultancy: “Identification, sensitization and advocacy for the consolidation of Regional Development Agencies (RDA) in Peru”.
“We hope to establish national recognition through the system of monitoring and promotion of agroecological production, with differentiating tools for generating development.”
Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube Linkedin The National Instructions for Agroecological Production, prepared by the Agency for Phytosanitary and Zoosanitary Regulation and Control (Agrocalidad), was reviewed by our office in Ecuador. The initiative aims to strengthen sustainable production models. In recent months Rimisp signed an agreement with this state entity to facilitate the adoption of strategies […]
The Economic and Social Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Mexico
The Situation Analysis prepared by Obed Méndez Jerónimo, specialist in International Development and external consultant for the Siembra Desarrollo project in Mexico, reviewed the biophysical, economic and social factors, as well as the impacts on food security in Mexico.
Siembra Development in Ecuador: Rimisp and European Forest Institute support the creation of the National Traceability System in the cocoa chain, to facilitate exports to the European Union market.
Facebook Instagram Twitter Youtube Linkedin The implementation of a National Traceability and Transparency System is one of the fundamental tools for building governance in the cocoa production chain. With this objective in mind, and within the framework of the Siembra Desarrollo Project, our office in Ecuador is implementing a pilot plan to register cocoa producers, […]