Latin America and the Caribbean

Cuba


Small Island Developing States Integrated Policy
Food Systems Transformation

A productive development policy for strengthening export capacities in Cuba

Total funding allocated
Small Island Developing States Integrated Policy
US $ 440000
Co-funding by UN agencies
Small Island Developing States Integrated Policy
US $ 190000

Brief Description

The joint programme titled 'Productive development policies for strengthening export capacities in Cuba' aims to enhance export-oriented value chains in Cuba through value chain analysis, market integration, innovative financing, and capacity building, while addressing gender dimensions and aligning with national priorities for economic transformation.

The Joint Programme enhances export-oriented value chains in Cuba through value chain analysis, market integration, innovative financing, and capacity building, aligning with national priorities for economic transformation. It focuses on developing inclusive, gender-responsive policies and strategies for two agroindustry value chains, aiming to improve national export capacities and empower women in these sectors. The programme reaches various stakeholders, including Cuban public officials and agroindustry producers, contributing to food security and economic growth while addressing gender dimensions. Overall, it significantly advances Cuba's sustainable development goals by fostering economic resilience and productivity.

Expected key results

1. Productive development policies for strengthening export capacities as a  relevant source of financing for development in Cuba , and 2. Innovative and participatory strategies for strengthening export capacities of two  agroindustry value chains in Cuba, strengthening the attention to gender dimensions

Quick facts

Allocated by Joint SDG Fund:
$250,000 USD

Co-funding:
$190,000 USD

Total Funding:
$440,000 USD

UN Agencies:

ECLAC, ITC


Duration:
November 2024 - September 2025