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Brazil and FAO, the path to cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean

A historical alliance for promoting sustainable development and food security in the region

Year of publication 2022

Place of publication Santiago, Chile ;

Pages 48 p.

Author FAO, ABC/MRE

Publisher FAO ;

Product type Booklet

ISBN 978-92-5-135908-2

Synopsis (short abstract) This publication aims to commemorate the partnership between the Government of Brazil and FAO within the scope of the Brazil-FAO International Cooperation Program in LAC, focusing on the main actors of the Government of Brazil (Ministry) and partner countries. FAO and other stakeholders in this initiative. It will highlight the main milestones of this innovative cooperation between Brazil and FAO, with the main results of the projects that were and are part of the history of cooperation. It will be written jointly between the technical area of FAO and the government of Brazil (Brazilian Cooperation Agency), to highlight the importance of this alliance in the Triangular (or trilateral) South-South cooperation modality where FAO and Brazil build and execute projects of means constant technical assistance, with reference to Brazilian public policies.

Last updated 05/04/2022

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FAO. 2022. Brazil and FAO, the path to cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean. Santiago.

https://doi.org/10.4060/cb8915en

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