Consultancy for the +Forests Project, FAO – CONAF

The project seeks to develop a detailed economic analysis that incorporates both the financial profitability and opportunity costs perceived by the beneficiaries of the National Strategy for Climate Change and Vegetation Resources (ENCCRV) led by the National Forestry Corporation ( CONAF) and its +Forests Project, an initiative that has the technical support of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, FAO, and the financing of the Green Climate Fund.

Training program: Leadership and community promotion

Design and development of a training plan for community leaders in the city of Arica, with the objective of strengthening their leadership capacities and territorial incidence from the rescue of local trust links and community participation.

Formulation of the Extreme Zones Development Plan for Rapa Nui

The objective of this project is to provide technical, logistical and methodological support to the Regional Government of Valparaiso in the elaboration of the Extreme Zones Development Plan (PDZE) for Rapa Nui (Chile) and its respective Investment Portfolio. The project is financed by the Undersecretary of Regional Development (SUBDERE).

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.

Lessons learned from Latin America and the Caribbean for the sustainable and inclusive transformation of agrifood systems

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.