Evaluation of Results of the Rural Women Programme, agreement INDAP – PRODEMU 2022-2024
El presente documento corresponde al Informe final del estudio “Evaluación de Resultados
Programa Mujeres Rurales Convenio INDAP – PRODEMU 2022-2024”, cuyo desarrollo se
enmarca en la licitación privada solicitada por la Fundación para la Promoción y Desarrollo de la
Mujer (en adelante PRODEMU). El objetivo del estudio, según se especifica en los términos de
referencia y bases administrativas del mismo, consiste en “evaluar con enfoque de género los
resultados de la ejecución e indicador de propósito del programa Mujeres Rurales,
correspondiente a la cohorte 2022 – 2024”.
Podcast ‘Harvesting Stories from the Americas’: Indigenous Peoples’ Dialogues on their Food Systems
Rimisp – Latin American Centre for Rural Development, launched the podcast ‘Harvesting Stories from the Americas’, a three-episode series of dialogues from the meeting ‘Transformation of Food Systems: Perspectives from Peoples and Nations of the Americas’, held in Yunguilla, Ecuador.
Annual Report 2024: Contributing to the understanding of Latin America and its territory diversity
The document provides an overview of Rimisp’s work during the year. It is divided into sections: projects, activities, publications, press and digital media management, donors and Rimisp’s network of partners.
Rimisp 2024 Annual Report
This document provides an overview of the work carried out during the year. It is divided into sections: projects, activities, publications, press and digital media management, donors and Rimisp’s network of partners.
Transforming Food Systems: Perspectives from Peoples and Nations of the Americas
The initiative, part of the activities carried out by the Networks for Agri-Food Transformation project and supported financially by Canada’s IDRC, aims to establish a set of lessons learned and strategies to promote more sustainable, inclusive, and resilient agri-food systems in Latin America. Additionally, it seeks to foster South-South learning to inform similar processes in Africa and Asia, drawing from the region’s experiences and lessons learned. The project’s specific objectives include mapping initiatives, gathering evidence, and identifying key actors related to agroecology in the region, as well as recommending research topics and pinpointing entry points to advance a research agenda in this field.
Agenda for food system transformation: Perspectives of and actions by Indigenous Peoples and Nations of the Americas.
During the last week of May 2024, in the cloud forests of Yunguilla, Ecuador, an encounter titled “Food systems transformation: perspectives of Peoples and Nations of the Americas” took place. Representatives of 10 Indigenous peoples and nations of the Americas, from Canada to the Peruvian Amazon, met to talk about the transformation of the region’s food systems.
Director of Rimisp in Chile participates in conferences in Thailand
Rodrigo Yáñez participated in the ‘Expert Group Meeting on Alternative Development’ in Bangkok, Thailand, and in the ‘Royal Project International Conference: From Alternative Development (AD) to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)’ in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Ecuadorian delegation explores agro-industrial development models in Chile
Members of the Ministry of Production, Foreign Trade, Industry and Fisheries – MPCEIP of Ecuador, the Consortium of Provincial Governments of Ecuador – CONGOPE, and the German Development Cooperation – GIZ, participated in an internship in Chile to learn about good Chilean practices and strengthen the territorial productive potential and promote sustainable agribusiness in Ecuador.
CHILE: Electoral Balance of Rural Communes in the Municipal and Regional Government Elections 2024
This report presents a brief electoral balance of the 2024 elections in rural areas, considering only the results for the offices of mayors and GOREs. Unlike other Rimisp reports, on this occasion, a comparative analysis with previous processes is not carried out due to the fact that the recent elections present different characteristics (mandatory voting and a decrease in the percentage of the majority required to elect GOREs). The territorial focus of the study is on the commune as the unit of analysis, using the categorisation defined by the National Rural Development Policy (PNDR), namely: urban (82), rural (185) and mixed (78).
Territorial Diagnosis of Torotoro’s local food system
This report is part of the output of the applied research project ‘Networks for agro-food transformation’ and carries out a review and analysis of the current situation of Torotoro (Bolivia) with respect to its food system based on its socio-cultural and productive dynamics, using secondary and primary information, revised as of December 2023.