The initiative will coordinate local communities, entrepreneurs and the national agribusiness sector.
Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez has announced the Venezuela Alimenta plan to strengthen food security and combat hunger. The government also plans to introduce a bill on the local economy.
Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez has announced the launch of the Venezuela Alimenta plan, which aims to bring together the country’s productive sectors to combat hunger and strengthen food security.
The plan will coordinate communes, local entrepreneurs and the national agribusiness sector. Its stated aim is to ensure access to food across the country.
Rodríguez said Venezuela was once again close to the goal of “Zero Hunger” after taking part in the World Food Summit in Rome.
As part of the food sovereignty strategy, the president also announced plans to present a new Local Economy bill. It will incorporate existing legislation on the Communal Economy and support community-based production.
Rodríguez said the new legal and institutional framework would develop an integrated local production system, prioritising self-sufficiency and the wellbeing of Venezuelan families. She said the country would meet the “Zero Hunger” goal before 2030.
Translated from Spanish using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Economy and Finance of Venezuela
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