Actus and IFPA Santarém Campus in the "Mais Gestão" Program

The "Mais Gestão" Program is an initiative aimed at strengthening family farming enterprises in the state of Pará, promoting sustainable development, improving the quality of life for family farmers, and increasing the competitiveness of rural businesses. Through capacity-building and technical support, the program seeks to enhance production, administrative, and commercial processes, making these enterprises more efficient and sustainable.

The program offers a comprehensive set of actions, including specialized technical assistance, training in administrative, financial, and commercial management, as well as strategies to improve production. In this way, family farmers receive the necessary tools to optimize their business management, add value to their products, and expand their market opportunities.

Actus – Consultorias e Projetos partners with the Federal Institute of Pará (IFPA), Santarém campus, in implementing the Mais Gestão Program. With extensive experience in consultancy and project development, Actus plays a key role in training family farmers, providing tailored technical and managerial support. The company directly contributes to the professionalization of these enterprises, assisting in the adoption of best management practices, innovation, and sustainability.

The partnership between Actus and IFPA Santarém Campus is strategic for the success of the Mais Gestão Program, as it combines the consultancy's technical expertise with the academic knowledge and infrastructure of the institute. This synergy strengthens rural enterprises, drives local development, and fosters the bioeconomy, promoting more resilient and sustainable agriculture in the state of Pará.

Together, Actus and IFPA demonstrate the positive impact of collaboration between the private sector and educational institutions in developing innovative solutions to strengthen family farming. This initiative highlights the importance of technical knowledge and participatory governance as key pillars for a more sustainable and prosperous future for rural communities in the Amazon.