Cuba

The Triangular Cooperation Project "Contributing to Food Security for the Population of Cuba", co-financed by the European Union through the ADELANTE Programme, aimed to enhance the availability of safe animal-derived food and improve animal health standards in Cuba. By focusing on strengthening diagnostic capacities and upgrading laboratory infrastructures, the initiative addressed critical aspects of food security and public health. Through collaborative efforts between Chilean and Cuban institutions, the project fostered knowledge exchange and capacity building to support sustainable agricultural development. Objective Increasing the availability of safe food of animal origin and raising levels of animal health in order to improve food security for the population of Cuba. Partners and Their Contributions This Triangular Cooperation initiative brings together key organizations from Chile and Cuba: ● Agencia de Cooperación Internacional para el Desarrollo de Chile (AGCID): Coordinating institution providing technical expertise and facilitating international collaboration. ● Ministerio de Agricultura (MINAG) - Cuba: Partner institution responsible for implementing project activities within Cuba, focusing on agricultural development and food security policies. ● Servicio Agrícola y Ganadero (SAG) - Chile: Partner institution offering specialized knowledge in animal health and food safety, contributing to training and capacity-building components. Addressing Development Challenges Cuba faces challenges in ensuring food security, particularly concerning the availability and safety of animal-derived products. Limited resources, outdated laboratory equipment, and the need for enhanced technical capacities hinder effective monitoring and control of animal diseases, impacting both public health and the agricultural sector. This project aimed at: ● Increased the availability of safe animal-derived food products. ● Improved animal health standards through enhanced diagnostic capabilities. ● Strengthened laboratory infrastructures and technical capacities. ● Fostered sustainable agricultural practices to support long-term food security.

Euroclima, as part of the Global Gateway strategy, builds partnerships between the European Union (EU) and the Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) regions to drive a green and just transition. Through bilateral dialogues and regional collaboration, the programme engages with 33 partner countries and key regional organisations to identify priorities and translate them into concrete actions, fostering long-term environmental and climate resilience. By creating the right conditions and supporting key initiatives in priority sectors, Euroclima helps establish a solid foundation for a sustainable transition. The programme also facilitates the mobilisation of climate and green financing, addressing urgent environmental challenges.

EUROsociAL+ pretende consolidar un espacio de diálogo euro-latinoamericano de políticas públicas en torno a la cohesión social. Es un programa de cooperación horizontal, institucional y de carácter regional: moviliza el expertise público europeo y latinoamericano en un ejercicio de aprendizaje entre pares, con enfoque regional de trabajo colaborativo, para afrontar retos comunes en el diseño, formulación, implementación, gestión y evaluación de políticas públicas que tengan impacto sobre mejoras en los niveles de cohesión social.

The overall objective of the TradeCom II Programme is to contribute to sustainable economic development and poverty reduction in ACP countries through closer regional integration and increased participation in the global economy

The GCCA Intra-ACP programme supports members of the African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States (ACP) to tackle climate change as a challenge to their development. We work towards this goal by offering technical assistance, promoting knowledge sharing, initiating regional dialogue, and facilitating regional partnership on climate change issues.

Several development cooperation organizations unite and launch the campaign For a Glass of Water! NZV (Groningen Regional Water Authority), CORDAID (The Netherlands), ACRA-CCS (Italy), Fons Catalá (Catalonia) and Euskal Fondoa

The objective of the ACCEDES Project is to improve the access, promotion and enrolment of vulnerable groups in milieus with risk of social exclusion in Latin America. To attain this goal, three operating objectives are proposed