Brazilian family-farming cooperation with CONAFER
CONAFER’s 2025 cooperation report describes its relationship with the association and the representation of family-farming interests in Brazil. Its accompanying images look back at earlier international forums, rather than documenting a new meeting held in Brazil.
Retrospective report published 22 April 2025. It combines earlier forum references; the images are not photographs of a single 2025 Brazil event.
Explore the imagesThe story of the exchange.
The organisation describes technical exchange, sustainable production, rural entrepreneurship and participation in international discussions as priorities. Its retrospective account refers to earlier missions in China and Cyprus and to agricultural-product promotion in Shanghai.
The image collection contains a delegation photograph from the second Guangzhou forum, a historical association logo and a first-forum group photograph. The 2025 publication date is the date of the cooperation report; it is not assigned to these earlier images.
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Brazilian delegates at the second Global Farmers Forum in Guangzhou, 2023.
CONAFERHistorical World Peasant Association identity used in the cooperation report.
CONAFERGroup photograph from the first Global Farmers Forum in Yiwu, 2022.
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