Analytical Brief: Agriculture in Guatemala

This brief, produced by USAID/M/CIO Economic Analysis and Data Services (EADS), gives a statistical overview of agricultural inputs, main commodity production, factors affecting agri-business development, agricultural trade, and global bilateral official development assistance to the agriculture sector in Guatemala. Topics covered include land use, land tenure, employment, agricultural policies, main commodity trends, non-traditional crops, infrastructure, access to finance, agricultural insurance, trade, customs, and agricultural sector development projects. 

All Analytical Briefs produced by M/CIO EADS, in addition to papers on agriculture in other regions, can be found here: https://idea.usaid.gov/analytical-products.html#tab-briefs. 

Country
Guatemala
Sectors
Adaptation, Agriculture
Strategic Objective
Adaptation
Topics
Adaptation, Infrastructure, Land Use, Land Tenure
Region
Latin America & Caribbean

Upcoming Events

Related Blog Posts

Behind the Lens of Healthy Forests for Healthy People: Forest Monitoring in Ghana

This blog series features interviews with the winners of the 2020 Climatelinks Photo Contest. This photo, submitted on behalf of SERVIR West Africa, is available on the Climatelinks Photo Gallery.
  • Climatelinks
Field data collection for establishing tree cover monitoring service in Northern Ghana

Behind the Lens of Healthy Forests for Healthy People: A Multiple Use Water System in Nepal

This blog series features interviews with the winners of the 2020 Climatelinks Photo Contest. This photo, submitted on behalf of iDE Nepal, is available on the Climatelinks Photo Gallery.
  • Climatelinks
Multiple Use Water System (MUS), Resilience, Community Forestry

MRR Innovation Lab 2021 Call for Proposals for Research on Food Security and Resilience

The Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Markets, Risk and Resilience (MRR Innovation Lab) invites researchers at U.S. universities to submit proposals for research projects that support our mission to generate and transfer into action innovations that will bolster resilience, keeping rural individuals, households, communities and markets in positions of economic viability from which they can sustain and accelerate a path of inclusive agricultural growth.
  • Agrilinks Team