Production for Wellbeing registers 94% in delivery of support in Mexico

Published 2021년 9월 8일

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The Production for Wellbeing (PpB) program in Mexico has reached 94.2% of its goal to provide support to 2.3 million farmers, dispersing direct support to 2.166 million producers as of August 31. The program has allocated 12.595 million pesos, achieving 99% of its total goal for 2021. The program aims to promote food self-sufficiency and provide liquidity for productive activities, with a focus on small and medium-scale producers in the south-southeast and indigenous communities. Corn is the most widely supported crop. The program also provides technical support and access to financing for sustainable production. A benefiticiary search engine on the Ministry's website allows users to track payments and verify if beneficiaries have received their annual support.

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This figure represents an advance of 94.2 percent with respect to the annual goal of delivery to 2,300,000 farmers throughout the country, especially those located in the south-southeast Mexico City, September 8, 2021.— As of August 31, the Production for Wellbeing (PpB) program has dispersed direct support in favor of two million 166 thousand 897 small and medium-scale producers of corn, beans, wheat, rice, other grains, cornfields, coffee, sugar cane, cocoa, melipona and apis honey and amaranth and chia, reported the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. This figure represents an advance of 94.2 percent with respect to the annual goal of delivery to 2,300,000 farmers throughout the country, especially those located in the south-southeast, highlighted the federal agency on the occasion of the Third Government Report of the President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Likewise, the amount delivered until August 31 —12 thousand 595 million pesos— means 99 percent of the total ...

Source: MX2000