Currently, UPRA is also advancing in the development of the suitability zoning for artisanal marine fishing and irrigated rice. Read new

It was held in Cartagena. It brought together representatives from the governments of Norway and Colombia, as well as from the private sector. Read new

UPRA is raising awareness about the process of identifying the APPA in various municipalities across several departments, including Cundinamarca, Antioquia, Tolima, Córdoba, Meta, Santander, and others. Read new

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MinAgricultura), with the support of UPRA, is in the process of formulating an agroecology policy. Read new

The identification of APPA has been underway in eight departments across the country, covering over 90 municipalities, with the goal of protecting rural land and ensuring the human right to adequate food. Read new

Nemocón, Sopó, Tocancipá, Zipaquirá, Tabio, and Tenjo are some of the municipalities where the advances and processes regarding the identification of the APPAs are being socialized. Read new

The UPRA supports the community in the Paraíso Escondido Peasant Reserve Zone (ZRC) by helping them identify and prioritize agricultural production alternatives and conduct market assessments. Read new

In August 2024, the main wholesale markets in the country received a total of 621,543 tons of food. Read new

These variations are explained by an increased supply due to harvests in regions such as Norte de Santander, Huila, and Antioquia.Lee Read new

UPRA implemented key tools for land governance and regularization, while the project's outcomes will be integrated into other national initiatives to ensure their long-term sustainability. Read new