The FAO, PLACA, and CIAT brought together negotiators and experts to strengthen negotiation skills in the areas of agriculture and food security at a critical juncture for the future of…
During the event “Bioeconomy and Climate Change in the International Year of Women Farmers,” the Platform reaffirmed its role as a regional mechanism for strengthening institutional capacities and improving implementation…
On February 10 and 11, Panama City hosted the Regional Dialogue on Water Tenure in Latin America and the Caribbean, a...
The FAO brought to COP30 an agenda marked by the water-food nexus, climate action in agriculture, and the promotion of aquatic food systems. The organization highlighted the urgency of strengthening adaptation in Latin America and the Caribbean.
This tool was developed by professionals from the Ministries of Agriculture participating in PLACA, with the aim of providing clarity and consistency in the use of specific terminology among...
PLACA, with the assistance of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, led a series of virtual events as part of the preparation actions for the...
What is PLACA?
The Platform of Latin America and the Caribbean for Climate Action on Agriculture (PLACA) is the only platform in the region that focuses on:
1. Foster a collaborative network of shared knowledge.
2. Build capacity to support ministries of agriculture in leveraging climate action towards the implementation of their commitments under the Paris Agreement.
One of its fundamental pillars is the Thematic Working Groups, regional communities of practice to foster the co-creation of knowledge and strengthen the technical capabilities of the region's ministries of agriculture . Through these groups, PLACA facilitates the exchange of experiences, promotes best practices and fosters the development of solutions tailored to the needs of each country.
How do we work?
Training Courses
Latest News
May
22
Climate action and efficient water use: cycle of technical meetings on irrigation begins
Innovative technified irrigation practices and sustainable strategies for water use in agriculture not only increase productivity and agro-climatic resilience, but also enable a response to soil erosion and degradation in Latin America and the Caribbean.
May
13
Belize and Honduras join PLACA: a sign of growing commitment to sustainable agriculture in Latin America and the Caribbean
This integration reaffirms PLACA's dynamism and growth as a regional space for articulation, collaboration and capacity building.
Related links
- Foundational Charter
- PLACA's work plan
- List item #3
Contact information
- +56 2 5846 3656
- contacto@placa.org
- Av. Dag Hammarskjöld 3241, Vitacura, Stgo. - Chile