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Project allocates resources to family farming in the semiarid region of Bahia

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Briefings

The BNDES and Petrobras will allocate approximately R$ 10 million to support 720 family farmers in Bahia's semi-arid region, focusing on production, processing, and market access. The project, part of Sertão + Produtivo, runs for 36 months and targets 26 municipalities across 26 territories of identity, with 504 beneficiaries being women and 45 quilombolas. Key investments include 240 agroecological systems, 11 processing units, 12 organic fairs, and 180 training workshops. Prioritization was given to cities like Pintadas, Guajeru, and Jacaraci based on water access and public procurement data.

Key points

• 720 family farmers in Bahia will receive R$ 10 million for agricultural production and processing over 36 months.
• The project prioritizes 12 cities including Pintadas, Guajeru, and Jacaraci due to water access and public procurement indicators.

Context

The initiative strengthens family agriculture in vulnerable semi-arid regions, supporting 27 cooperatives and 26 municipalities. It is part of a broader Sertão + Produtivo program aimed at improving rural livelihoods in Brazil's semi-arid areas.

Limitations

Investment details are projected rather than confirmed; specific operational timelines and exact beneficiary outcomes remain uncertain without further verification.

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