๐ Tender Overview
Project No.: ATCWG_101_2025A
Project Title
Study and Workshop on Promoting Disaster-Resilience to Enhance Food Security in APEC Economies
Project Status
Project in Implementation
Fund Account
APEC Support Fund
Sub-fund
ASF: General Fund
Project Year
2025
Project Session
Session 1
APEC Funding
146,916
Co-funding Amount
0
Total Project Value
146,916
Sponsoring Forum
Agricultural Technical Cooperation Working Group (ATCWG)
Topics
Agriculture; Food Security
Committee
SOM Steering Committee on Economic and Technical Cooperation (SCE)
Other Fora Involved
Other Non-APEC Stakeholders Involved
Proposing Economy(ies)
Peru
Co-Sponsoring Economies
Chile; China; Indonesia; Japan; Korea; Malaysia; Mexico; Philippines; Russia; Chinese Taipei; Thailand; Viet Nam
Expected Start Date
01/11/2025
Expected Completion Date
31/12/2026
Project Proponent Name 1
Noemi Marmanillo Bustamante
Job Title 1
Director of Cooperation and International Affairs
Organization 1
Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation
Telephone 1
(+51)942434258
Email 1
nmarmanillo@midagri.gob.pe
Project Proponent Name 2
Sergio Andre Cabrera Siguas
Job Title 2
Cooperation and International Affairs Specialist
Organization 2
Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation
Telephone 2
(+51) 988988849
Email 2
scabrera@midagri.gob.pe
Declaration
Noemi Marmanillo Bustamante
Project Summary
The increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters expose smallholder farmers in many APEC economies to multiple risks. Their limited adaptive capacity, lack of access to financial and technological resources, and the destruction of agricultural infrastructure threaten their livelihoods and food security in the Asia- Pacific region.
Strengthening the resilience of smallholder farmers, promoting economic stability, and enhancing rural development and trade is necessary for sustainable growth and improved economic and social well-being of the people.
A two-day workshop will be held in Peru for the exchange of best practices in the implementation of plans, programs and initiatives for preparedness, response and rehabilitation to natural disasters in the agriculture sector which will strengthen actions for the resilience and adaptation capacities of smallholder farmers. A report summarizing the results of the research study, which includes the collection and analysis of information (survey of APEC economies) will be prepared.
Relevance
Region
The increasing frequency and intensity of natural disasters expose smallholder farmers in many APEC economies to multiple risks. Their limited adaptive capacity, lack of access to financial and technological resources, and the destruction of agricultural infrastructure threaten their livelihoods and food security in the Asia- Pacific region.
It is estimated that USD 3.8 trillion worth of agricultural and livestock production has been lost d