Se prevé que el gasto de recuperación planeado para El Niño beneficiará al sector agrícola peruano, una de las industrias más afectadas por el patrón climático que destrozó las infraestructuras y los cultivos en el periodo de enero a marzo.
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Economic update | El sector agrícola de Colombia supera su mayor crecimiento en el primer trimestre
31 Jul 2017
Los sólidos resultados del primer trimestre, junto con la mejora en las condiciones climáticas y las nuevas inversiones, han dado un preciado impulso a los agricultores y la economía de Colombia en los últimos meses.
After facing headwinds such as depressed international energy prices, and rising debt and fiscal imbalances, Trinidad and Tobago’s economic recession appears to be turning a corner, with GDP growth projected to climb to 0.3% in 2017 and 3.4% in 2018. As one of the largest and most diversified economies in the English-speaking Caribbean, the country is beginning to benefit from the new administration’s process of fiscal adjustment and economic diversification, spurred on by an ambitious public works pipeline.
Articles & Analysis | Peace deal and agro-industry development allow Colombia to realise its agricultural potential from The Report: Colombia 2017
Poised to grow at an exponential rate in the following years, Colombia’s agriculture sector will be the first to see the benefits of the signing of a historic peace agreement between the government and FARC, a guerilla group that has waged armed conflict in the country for more than half a century. Land, affected by inequality in both...
Articles & Analysis | Fruit drives growth in Colombia's agriculture sector from The Report: Colombia 2017
With the agriculture sector seeking ways to boost production and increase output, many eyes are on Colombia’s fruit sector, which has the potential to deliver big returns to the industry. In Latin American, Colombia is the country with the third-largest area of planted land for only fruits and vegetables at 921,000 ha, after Brazil and Mexico...
