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

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Briefings

The Brazilian government and Petrobras are allocating R$ 10 million to support 720 small-scale farmers in Bahia's semi-arid region, with the project lasting 36 months. The initiative, led by BNDES and Unicafes Bahia, focuses on strengthening agricultural production, agroecological systems, and market access through technical assistance and infrastructure improvements. 504 beneficiaries are women, 504 are youth, and 45 are quilombolas, representing a significant demographic shift in the region's agricultural workforce.

Key points

• R$ 10 million allocated to 720 small-scale farmers in Bahia's semi-arid region for agricultural production and market access.
• 504 beneficiaries are women, 504 are youth, and 45 are quilombolas, highlighting a demographic shift in the region's agricultural workforce.

Context

The project is part of the Sertão + Produtivo initiative, targeting vulnerable areas in Bahia's semi-arid region. It aims to strengthen agricultural production, agroecological systems, and market access through technical assistance and infrastructure improvements, supported by the BNDES and Petrobras.

Limitations

Coverage is limited to 26 municipalities in Bahia's semi-arid region, with specific focus on 12 priority municipalities. Data reflects the initial project announcement as of November 2026, with no further updates provided.

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