8.9% of the 497 productive articulation initiatives (PAI) (20 countries, 2023–2025) prioritize product or process innovation as their strategic focus, according to the report (ECLAC, 2025).

188 initiatives correspond to manufacturing industries in the report’s IAP mapping, making it the second sectoral category (ECLAC, 2025).

31% increase in self-employment income among households with longer participation in the AGROIDEAS iniciative (MIDAGRI, 2024).

It aims to promote intra-regional knowledge exchange among countries in the Caribbean Department, fostering a deeper understanding of new private sector developments in agribusiness SMEs and the transformative power of technology.

The general objective of this program is to increase the productivity of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS).

A regional project focused on the conservation and sustainable use of sweet potato plant genetic resources across Jamaica, Saint Lucia, and Antigua & Barbuda. Key pillars include: expanding farmer access to clean planting material of priority varieties; building productive resilience against drought, salinity, and the sweet potato weevil (Cylas formicarius); strengthening local value chains through public–private partnerships and processed product development (flour, animal feed); and integrating local varieties into the ITPGRFA Multilateral System, including safe duplication at the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.

The regional strategic instrument defining the priorities of SICA member states to transform the agricultural sector. It focuses on enhancing competitiveness, social inclusion, climate resilience, and institutional strengthening, seeking economic integration and sustainable rural development through an agro-chains and family farming approach.

A 21-year strategic plan aimed at transforming Jamaica's agricultural sector into a dynamic, research-oriented, technological, and private sector-led industry. It seeks to revitalize rural communities, create linkages with other sectors, and reposition agriculture in the national economy by focusing on high-value commodities and food security

Chile’s Food Contingency Plan is a short-term policy response to the global food crisis, characterized by rising food and input prices, logistical disruptions, and climate-related risks. Developed under the National Commission for Food Security and Sovereignty, the plan articulates intersectoral measures aimed at ensuring food availability, access, and logistics, prioritizing domestic production strengthening, support for family farming, and improvements in commercialization and distribution systems.

Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) loan operation designed to improve the competitiveness of the agricultural sector in the Dominican Republic. The project aims to increase productivity, facilitate international market access, and raise food quality by improving agricultural health and food safety services, boosting innovation and the transfer of plant and animal health technologies (including the use of bio-inputs), and strengthening the national agricultural statistics system.

The project seeks to improve the productivity and sustainability of rice cultivation in Colombia through an innovative technological solution that combines Internet of Things, big data, artificial intelligence and cyber-physical systems. This technology, developed by PS Solutions (Softbank Group), transforms agriculture into a science based on data by collecting real-time information from the environment and crops to determine optimal levels of agricultural parameters. The project will benefit 16,000 Colombian rice farmers, especially small producers from areas affected by armed conflicts who face productivity problems due to lack of access to technologies and financial services. Additionally, e-kakashi contributes to solving environmental problems by optimizing water use and reducing methane emissions from rice paddies, which represent approximately 20% of global emissions of this gas. The project has two phases: demonstration of efficacy under real conditions in collaboration with CIAT and commercial expansion in Latin America and the Caribbean, combining non-reimbursable technical cooperation (up to US$500,000) with equity investment (up to US$1,500,000).

The Canada Green Bond Program finances projects that contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation through investments in clean transportation, renewable energy, energy efficiency, and environmental conservation. Resources come from sovereign green bond issuances managed by the Government of Canada, allocated according to the country’s Green Bond Framework. During the 2023–2024 period, funds were directed to projects with measurable impacts on greenhouse gas emissions reduction and climate resilience enhancement. The initiative supports the transition to a low-carbon and sustainable economy. Its implementation adheres to ICMA Green Bond Principles and international environmental disclosure standards.