US EditionIn Colombia, the department of Santander charts a new course to transform its food systems - Food and Land Use Coalition
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In Colombia, the department of Santander charts a new course to transform its food systems - Food and Land Use Coalition
Marked by agriculture—which is the main economic activity in 90% of its municipalities—the department of Santander, a region located in the Northeast of Colombia, is the fifth largest economy in the country and one of Colombia’s main centers of food production, with internationally recognized products such as coffee and cocoa. Despite this, the department faces significant challenges that affect both food production and access to healthy, quali…
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