Ugás, RobertoEeckhout, Hannes Van Den2015-02-242015-02-242014-08http://hdl.handle.net/10625/53763The report “Processes and field progress 2011 – 2012” of the AGROECO Project, corresponds to a report written at the end of the second year of project implementation. The document reports quantitative achievements and progress towards goals related to: a) the acknowledgement of family agriculture value in shaping and in the evolution of Peruvian culture and biodiversity; b) the organic agriculture practice based on science and agroecological experience to improve productivity, quality and environmental services; c) participatory social innovation fostering spaces for individual and collective growth; d) efficient management of producer organizations for advocacy and integration with developed value chains under best conditions; e) networks of national and regional stakeholders with multiple interests and commitments, f) contributions to food security at the household level. The document, addressed to producer organizations, partners of the project, shows the progress while also contributing for monitoring and evaluation of the actions implemented. While it is not intended to be a research report, it conveys a set of basic and concrete indicators to facilitate understanding. The report is also a public acknowledgement to all the participants, especially communities and family farmers, as well as the team project.Texto1 fichero numérico (31 p. : il.)Application/pdfesPROJECT INDICATORSMONITORING AND EVALUATIONAGROECOANDESFOOD SECURITYECOLOGICAL INTENSIFICATIONPERUFAMILY FARMSAGRICULTURA ORGANICAORGANIC FARMINGFINCAS FAMILIARESREGION ANDINAEXTENSION AGRICOLABIODIVERSIDADSEGURIDAD ALIMENTARIAIDRC Final Report