The Nutrivida project, promoted by the World Food Programme (WFP), promotes the development of land with agricultural potential in Holguín to guarantee food security for vulnerable populations.
The Former project, a Cuba-Canada alliance focused on renewable energy development and women's leadership, has installed 344 photovoltaic systems in 10 municipalities of Holguín province.
The Holguín Science, Technology, and Industrial Park, managed by Nucl3um S.A., has announced a permanent commercial and technological exhibition aimed at strengthening connections between producers, clients, investors, and strategic partners.
The international Nutrivida project, led by the World Food Programme (WFP), aims to improve the nutrition of pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and children up to 11 years old in Cuba by supporting social institutions and local agri-food systems in six municipalities across the country.