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AL-INVEST Verde implements actions in 12 countries in Latin America, where it articulates efforts in the public and private sectors, as well as for the promotion of intellectual property rights. In this video, we explain the details of our action. #SOMOSALINVESTVerde
AL-INVEST Verde NEWS
More than 25,000 women have been trained under the AL-INVEST Verde programme.
The private sector support component, Component 1, has been working on the implementation of sustainable practices through the execution of 66 projects in Latin America, achieving a tangible transformation in the agricultural and industrial sectors. Through these initiatives, it is also promoting gender equity in the agricultural and industrial sectors.
Support to Chile to strengthen the process of adaptation of the beef and timber sectors to EUDR requirements.
AL-INVEST Verde, through the Chilean Office of Agricultural Studies and Policies (ODEPA), supports the Ministry of Agriculture (Minagri) to strengthen the process of adaptation of the bovine and timber sectors to the requirements of the European Deforestation Free Regulation (EUDR). This is the first action
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Support to the Promotion and Strengthening of the Geographical Indications of the Amazon Region in the event 'Origens Brasileiras 2024'.
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Women from cocoa-producing countries such as Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador, explain how women are driving progress towards sustainable production, while empowering themselves, engaging more women and leading processes of transformation.
Relevant women in intellectual property explain the difficulties they have faced to reach their current position and the challenges that remain.
