Procompite Project

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Committed to Columbia’s economic development

The Procompite Project, recorded in the Best Practices in Sustainable Development for Latin America and the Caribbean by the Global Compact in Colombia and the United Nations Global Compact, aims to improve the lives of rural families, promote sustainable economic growth of rural areas, and strengthen production and entrepreneurial abilities.

We believe in the creation of shared value and works to identify, determine, and consider the social and environmental climate in which we are carrying out our operations to bring about a positive impact on communities and contribute to their overall development. That is why Procompite has not only promoted the growth of participant associations, but also contributed to increasing the income of supported families by 30%.

30% increase in the income of supported families

The project covers several areas of action, all of which are carried out by the following associations

More than 900 direct partners participated in this initiative, which was carried out in local farming communities in the towns of Akacias and Guamal in Colombia, which are located in the direct area of influence of the CPO 09 block.

Asoccuba, cocoa production and marketing, Cubarral offices

Agroguamal, fruit marketing. Guamal Offices

Asofrut, coffee and fruit marketing. El Dorado offices

Asosandía, watermelon production and marketing. San Martín offices

Acuillanos, fish production and marketing. Acacías offices

Asogasan, production and marketing of timber-yielding plants. San Martín offices

Asprocubarral (Association of coffee producers of Cubarral. Cubarral offices)

Asogranjas, Cubarral offices

Foreground of fruits and vegetables at a market stand. Success stories

A sustainable project

The project’s sustainability is considered from its beginning. First each production unit must guarantee that better prices and better marketing channels are guaranteed with the technical and economic support and opening up markets.

In addition, international markets, participation with local and departmental governments, and submission of programs such as the Ministry of Agriculture’s “Production Partnerships” are beginning with the leadership Socodevi as an operator of the agreement.