Barbados. Significant achievements 2014
The main activities carried out by the Institute in Barbados during 2014 are identified, with respect to the needs and interests of the country, strengthening issues such as innovation, safety, horticulture, poultry farming, organic agriculture, permaculture, leadership, nutrition, permaculture and forty vegetables. Likewise, work was done on drip irrigation, agricultural health, risk management, water management, rabies control and resilience against climate change. Finally, the improvement of sheep production was supported in partnerships between the public and private sectors, in standards and legislation.
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Format: | Texto biblioteca |
Language: | eng |
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San José, Costa Rica IICA
2015
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Subjects: | Asistencia técnica, Gestión del conocimiento, Proyectos de desarrollo, Dirección de proyectos, Extensión agrícola, Desarrollo institucional, Seguridad alimentaria, Inocuidad alimentaria, Bienestar rural, Desarrollo agrícola, Desarrollo rural, Innovación agrícola, Cambio climático, Riego por goteo, Invernaderos, Sistemas pecuarios, HORTICULTURA, Ovinos, Avicultura, Agricultura orgánica, Cooperación público-privada, Ordenación de aguas, Gestión de riesgos, Normas, Legislación agraria, Cadenas de valor agrícolas, Cuarentena, Liderazgo, Nutrición, Permacultura, Rabia, Control de enfermedades, |
Online Access: | http://repositorio.iica.int/handle/11324/694 |
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Summary: | The main activities carried out by the Institute in Barbados during 2014 are identified, with respect to the needs and interests of the country, strengthening issues such as innovation, safety, horticulture, poultry farming, organic agriculture, permaculture, leadership, nutrition, permaculture and forty vegetables. Likewise, work was done on drip irrigation, agricultural health, risk management, water management, rabies control and resilience against climate change. Finally, the improvement of sheep production was supported in partnerships between the public and private sectors, in standards and legislation. |
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