Brazil’s Green Path Program allocates R$ 3 billion to the Caatinga region.

Representing the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa), the special advisor to the Minister of Agriculture and Livestock and coordinator of the Caminho Verde Brasil Program, Carlos Augustin, will be in Recife (PE) for a meeting with the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein (ABPA), poultry farmers and local rural producers, the agribusiness directorate of Banco do Brasil, Embrapa, Corteva and technical partners, next Thursday (26). Carlos Augustin will present the Caminho Verde Brasil Program as an instrument to promote regional socio-economic development through the participation of small and medium-sized producers in the program. Caminho Verde Brasil has R$ 3 billion in funds to invest in the Caatinga. Coordinated by the Ministry of Agriculture (Mapa), the Caminho Verde Brasil Program aims to restore up to 40 million hectares of degraded land, promoting its use in sustainable production systems. The initiative seeks to reconcile food security, energy transition and environmental protection, consolidating Brazil's leading role in the sustainable agriculture agenda. SERVICE: Caminho Verde Brasil Program allocates R$ 3 billion to the Caatinga region. Date: March 26, 2026 (Thursday). Time: 10:00 AM. Location: Banco do Brasil State Superintendency in Pernambuco – Av. Rio Branco, 240 / 10th floor – Recife (PE).

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.