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Walmart de México Foundation celebrates ten years of “Small Producer”, the program that has promoted inclusive agriculture for small producers by providing access and generating a connection of the Mexican countryside with new commercial markets. During this decade, 23,637 producers from 1,196 communities in 18 states of the country have been trained with 37 products, such as fruits and vegetables. In total, more than 59,645 tons of product sold have been generated, equivalent to more than $1.1 billion pesos in direct sales.
According to the study carried out by the Center for Learning in Evaluation and Results of Latin America and the Caribbean (CLEAR LAC) of the Center for Economic Research and Teaching (CIDE), which measured the impact of the “Small Producer” program, it is estimated that The income of small producers increased by up to 36% thanks to the training processes, 81% more after a year of direct sales, as well as increased employment opportunities by 18%, which America Cell Phone Number List has reduced the intention of migrating to other parts by 43%, thus helping people in vulnerable communities to access formal marketing processes. As part of the celebration of the tenth anniversary of the program, on November 24 and 25, the Walmart de México Foundation held the virtual forum “10 Years connecting the Mexican countryside with you”, which.
Had the participation of various opinion leaders and general directors of some of the allied companies that were also announced as allies: Altex, Coca-Cola, Danone, Griffith Foods, Herdez, Jumex, La Costeña, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Unilever, as well as institutions and organizations such as TechnoServe México and CLEAR LAC, in addition to small producers, who shared their points of view and addressed different topics such as: inclusive agriculture, sustainable supply, entrepreneurship, as well as challenges facing the Mexican countryside. With the aim of promoting an inclusive base of suppliers and producers, this year Walmart of Mexico and Central America has purchased more than 400 million pesos annually from small Mexican producers, 9% of its supply.
According to the study carried out by the Center for Learning in Evaluation and Results of Latin America and the Caribbean (CLEAR LAC) of the Center for Economic Research and Teaching (CIDE), which measured the impact of the “Small Producer” program, it is estimated that The income of small producers increased by up to 36% thanks to the training processes, 81% more after a year of direct sales, as well as increased employment opportunities by 18%, which America Cell Phone Number List has reduced the intention of migrating to other parts by 43%, thus helping people in vulnerable communities to access formal marketing processes. As part of the celebration of the tenth anniversary of the program, on November 24 and 25, the Walmart de México Foundation held the virtual forum “10 Years connecting the Mexican countryside with you”, which.
Had the participation of various opinion leaders and general directors of some of the allied companies that were also announced as allies: Altex, Coca-Cola, Danone, Griffith Foods, Herdez, Jumex, La Costeña, Nestlé, PepsiCo, Unilever, as well as institutions and organizations such as TechnoServe México and CLEAR LAC, in addition to small producers, who shared their points of view and addressed different topics such as: inclusive agriculture, sustainable supply, entrepreneurship, as well as challenges facing the Mexican countryside. With the aim of promoting an inclusive base of suppliers and producers, this year Walmart of Mexico and Central America has purchased more than 400 million pesos annually from small Mexican producers, 9% of its supply.