The InternationaI Education Day is an opportunity for us to reflect about the importance of healthy food as a human right to students

This course takes advantage of digitalization and digital marketing to improve the promotion and sales of rural tourism ventures managed by young people in Latin America and the Caribbean.

In the International Women's Days, our tribute goes to the souls, the brains and the hearts of our school feeding programs

School feeding programs benefitiates 85 millions students in Latin America and the Caribbean

1,200 non-governmental actors analyzed the main documents of the FAO Regional Conference, which will take place from March 28 to April 1 in Quito, Ecuador.

With the participation of the President and the Minister of Agriculture of Ecuador, ministers from the 33 countries of the region and FAO’s Director-General.

They will seek solutions to face the most complex agri-food scenario in recent decades.

In El Salvador, sustainable school feeding programmes improve eating habits of entire communities

Pedro Álava, Juan Carlos Holguín, Julio Berdegué and Máximo Torero participate in the FAO Regional Conference, which is taking place in Quito, Ecuador through April 1.

Ministers of world’s largest agrifood net exporting region meet in Ecuador for FAO Regional Conference focused on healthy diets, inclusive rural societies and sustainable agriculture.

Document delivered by the Brazilian Cooperation Agency (ABC) to FAO celebrates the 14-year partnership between Brazil and the UN agency in the region.

Sustainable agri-food systems, prosperous and inclusive rural societies, and sustainable and resilient agriculture, are the priorities agreed upon by the FAO Regional Conference.

This and other data will be presented during the launching of the 3rd version f the course School Feeding as an Educational Strategy for a Healthy Life, promoted by the Brazil-FAO International Cooperation.

The course seeks to train young people in the production of videos to promote rural tourism

In a decade of collaborative work to strengthen school feeding in the region, more than 1.6 million students have already been benefited.

Training integrates the actions of the Sustainable School Feeding Network (RAES), promoted by the Government of Brazil with the support of FAO.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Guyana signed a memorandum with FAO’s Regional Representative.

Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, México, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela are already promoting special agricultural products.

Project Consolidation of School Feeding Programs in LAC was presented in the summit Food for Health: Transforming Policy and Outcomes

This space, hosted on Facebook, seeks to become a network for young people working in rural tourism, located in different countries of the region, to connect with each other