República Dominicana. Logros principales 2024
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Instituto Interamericano de Cooperación para la Agricultura (IICA)
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En 2024, IICA fortaleció el sector agropecuario de la República Dominicana mediante acciones en producción, sanidad, alimentación escolar y comercio agrícola. En cooperación con el Fondo Especial para el Desarrollo Agropecuario, promovió el desarrollo ovino-caprino con capacitación a más de 350 productores y apoyó a pequeños productores de coco con la distribución de 14 266 plántulas de la variedad enano brasileño. Junto con el USDA e INABIE, fortaleció el Programa de Alimentación Escolar, incorporando prácticas innovadoras de seguridad alimentaria, educación nutricional, reducción de desperdicios y el modelo “De la Finca a la Escuela”. En sanidad animal, se ejecutó un plan nacional para el control y erradicación de la peste porcina africana, incluyendo equipamiento del Laboratorio Veterinario Central, ensayo vacunal, programa de compensación y fondo para biodiversidad porcina. También se impulsó la capacitación en comercio agrícola ante procesos de apertura comercial y la participación en negociaciones internacionales.
In 2024, IICA strengthened the Dominican Republic’s agrifood sector through initiatives in livestock development, agricultural health, school feeding, and trade. In partnership with the Special Fund for Agricultural Development, it supported the sheep and goat sector by training over 350 producers and assisted small coconut farmers with the distribution of 14,266 Brazilian dwarf coconut seedlings.Together with USDA and INABIE, IICA enhanced the National School Feeding Program by integrating innovative food safety practices, nutrition education, waste reduction strategies, and the “Farm to School” model. In animal health, a national plan to control and eradicate African Swine Fever was implemented, including upgrades to the Central Veterinary Laboratory, a vaccine trial, a compensation program for affected producers, and the establishment of a swine biodiversity investment fund. Training on agricultural trade instruments and participation in international trade negotiations further strengthened sector competitiveness.
In 2024, IICA strengthened the Dominican Republic’s agrifood sector through initiatives in livestock development, agricultural health, school feeding, and trade. In partnership with the Special Fund for Agricultural Development, it supported the sheep and goat sector by training over 350 producers and assisted small coconut farmers with the distribution of 14,266 Brazilian dwarf coconut seedlings.Together with USDA and INABIE, IICA enhanced the National School Feeding Program by integrating innovative food safety practices, nutrition education, waste reduction strategies, and the “Farm to School” model. In animal health, a national plan to control and eradicate African Swine Fever was implemented, including upgrades to the Central Veterinary Laboratory, a vaccine trial, a compensation program for affected producers, and the establishment of a swine biodiversity investment fund. Training on agricultural trade instruments and participation in international trade negotiations further strengthened sector competitiveness.
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Peste porcina africana, Alimentación escolar, Inocuidad alimentaria, Cerdo, Plántula, Coco, Caprino, Ovino, Ganadería, Ganado, República Dominicana, Informe país 2024, Logros IICA, Cooperación técnica, peste porcine africaine, alimentation scolaire, sécurité sanitaire des aliments, porcin, plantule, noix de coco, caprin, ovin, élevage, bétail, République dominicaine, African swine fever, school feeding, food safety, swine, seedlings, coconuts, goats, sheep, animal husbandry, livestock, Dominican Republic, country report 2024, IICA achievements, Technical cooperation, peste suína africana, merenda escolar, inocuidade dos alimentos, suíno, plântula, coco, caprino, ovino, criação animal, gado, República Dominicana, Representación República Dominicana, ODS 2 - Hambre cero