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Index . Index. Latin America Context Mission and Vision Statements Food Security Financiera Rural Activities and Food Production Financiera Rural and Rural Family Income. September 2013. 2. Latin America context.

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  1. Index Index LatinAmericaContext Mission and VisionStatements Food Security Financiera Rural Activities and FoodProduction Financiera Rural and Rural FamilyIncome September 2013 2

  2. Latin America context • Mexican economy contributes with 20% of GDP in the primary sector in Latin America. • Mexico is the second largest economy in Latin America, it provides 29% of Regional GDP. Source: ECLAC Source: ECLAC The 19% of Latin-American population lives in Mexico. 3

  3. Financiera Rural Mission and Vision statements FinancieraRural is part of the development bank system since 2002 to provide technical support, training and consulting in rural areas consolidating a financial structure. Vision Mission We are committed to be the number one underwriter of credits in rural areas of Mexico being recognized by our costumers for our agility, passion, services, and commitment. To develop economic integration processes through financing individual producers and rural-related companies in México, as well as indirect financing through other non-banking financial institutions for any economic activity in the rural areas with less than 50,000 inhabitants to improve their life quality. 4

  4. Regional Structure We have 5 Regional Coordination offices that allows national coverage through 95 Agencies. 5

  5. Food Security in Mexico • Food and nutrition security takes into account the availability, quality and access to food, in Mexico. 18% of the Mexican population* Suffer food poverty. There are several federal programs and international cooperation to combat this: *Source: CONEVAL 6

  6. Programs to Avoid Hunger • OportunidadesOpportunities • Programa de ApoyoAlimentarioFood Support Program • Programa de Abasto Rural RuralSupply Program • Programa de AlberguesEscolaresIndígenas • Indigenous School Housing Program • ProgramaEstratégico de SeguridadAlimentariaSpecial Program for Food Security • (FAO-SAGARPA) • CruzadaNacional Contra el HambreNational Crusade Against Hunger Source: CONEVAL 7

  7. Food Security in Mexico • As part of the development bank system in Mexico, Financiera Rural has a bivalent role in its activities. • 1ST Improve the production of quality food, adequate and accessiblethrough granting credits to rural areas. • 2ND Promotes the increase of income for rural families. 8

  8. Thecreditgranted in 2013 byMexicandevelopmentbanks: $10.5 billiondollarsin rural activities. Financiera Rural Activities and Food Production Credit Balance for Rural Activities in Mexico (billion USD) • Financiera Rural: • 15% of thebalance in the rural sector ($1.5 billiondollars) Source: Bank of Mexico, FIRA and Financiera Rural. 9

  9. In order to foster development in Mexico, and improve farmers life quality,Financiera Rural has identified 2 strategies and implemented 6 programs to finance priority sectors. 10

  10. Strategy 1: Basic Food Production Financiera Rural’sFoodFinancing 77.8% of theFinanciera Rural creditgoestofoodproduction(transformation, marketing, storage) * (includesrepo's and collaterallending of agriculturalproducts) 11

  11. Strategy 2: Indigenous and low-income producers Financiera Rural is committed to fund second tier institutions to achieve more inclusive financial systems in low-income farmers and indigenous people. 42.4% of total financingissecond-tierlending. LendingbyTier 12

  12. Financiera Rural and Rural Family Income FinancingParticipationbyCreditCategory Diversification of Rural Sector Lending: Alternate financing activities as rural tourism and handcrafts production. - Infrastructure Development in the Rural Sector. Short and Long TermFinancing - 5% of total financingisdirected toassetacquisition. - Forestry Development • 2.5% of Financiera Rural Creditsgoestoforestryactivities. 13

  13. Financiera Rural programs: Financiamiento a la ComercializaciónAgropecuaria • Fundingforagricultural marketing Desarrollo de la Infraestructura en el Sector Rural • Infrastructuredevelopment in the rural sector Financiamiento de la InnovaciónTecnológicay EnergíasAlternativas Toimprovelow-incomeproducers in rural areas • Financing of technologicalinnovation and alternativeenergy Desarrollode ZonasForestales • Development of forestareas Atención a PoblaciónesIndígena y Productores en Condiciones de Marginación • Attentiontoindigenous and marginalizedproducers Diversificación de la Economía Rural • Diversification of the rural economy 14

  14. Thanks Ing. Carlos Treviño Medina +52(55)52301600 ctrevino@financierarural.gob.mx www.financierarural.gob.mx @DG_Finrural FinancieraRural

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