33% of global biodiversity hotspots are located in grassland regions threatened by agricultural expansion (Kan et al., 2026).

Between 20% and 35% of the world's terrestrial carbon is stored in grasslands, ecosystems currently under increasing agricultural pressure (Kan et al., 2026).

6% of global land use change is attributed individually to countries such as Russia, India, China, and the United States (Kan et al., 2026).

The PlanBio Pará is the implementation instrument of the State Bioeconomy Strategy, aimed at promoting a sustainable, low-emission development model based on Amazonian biodiversity, innovation, and traditional knowledge. It fosters sustainable value chains, social inclusion, and the valorization of conserved forests through the sustainable use of Amazonian biodiversity. Coordinated by the State Secretariat for Environment and Sustainability (SEMAS), it is designed as a long-term policy to consolidate an inclusive and resilient bioeconomy in the State of Pará.

A Mexican government initiative that promotes productive reforestation, rural income generation, and social inclusion through direct support to farmers for planting fruit and timber trees, combining environmental sustainability and local development.

The Export Complex Recovery and Development Program seeks to strengthen the competitiveness, sustainability, and export capacity of Argentina's agri-food sector through financing provided by CAF – Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean. Through strategic investments, the program promotes technological innovation, climate resilience, and productive diversification in agro-industrial complexes, contributing to job creation and sustainable territorial development.

A Mexican government initiative that promotes productive reforestation, rural income generation, and social inclusion through direct support to farmers for planting fruit and timber trees, combining environmental sustainability and local development.

National program of the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (MIDAGRI) that finances and implements projects for water sowing and harvesting, dam and reservoir construction, and pressurized irrigation infrastructure. Its objective is to increase water availability for agricultural and human consumption, strengthen resilience to climate variability and change, and contribute to food security and sustainable rural development. Fondo Sierra Azul prioritizes high-Andean areas with greater water vulnerability, fostering the participation of peasant communities and local governments.

Solidarity Communities is an intervention that seeks to provide comprehensive care to families and people facing higher levels of poverty and social exclusion in urban and rural areas of the country. It is a government program that seeks to materialize the effective exercise of population rights and is contained within the Universal Social Protection System. It comprises non-contributory interventions that allow expanding basic capacities and promoting equal opportunities for people, communities and households in conditions of extreme poverty and social exclusion. It is developed through four strategic axes: human capital, basic social infrastructure, income generation and territorial management.