LISTEN TO THE TERRITORY
Listen to producers, community leaders and local partners.
Turning rural voices
into action
A territorial listening process that turns experience into priority agendas.
How it works
Vozes starts by listening to producers, community leaders and local partners to identify each territory's challenges, opportunities and priorities. This information is then organized to guide decisions, dialogue and collaboration.
ORGANIZE PRIORITIES
Turn insights and challenges into clear information.
BUILD AGREEMENTS
Validate priorities and commitments with local stakeholders.
CONNECT PEOPLE AND SOLUTIONS
Bring the agenda to government, businesses, institutions and partners.
TRACK PROGRESS
Document commitments, results and lessons learned.
Who takes part?
Vozes da Pecuária is a collective effort.
Cattle ranchers, community leaders, Territorial Ambassadors, Council Mentors, institutions, businesses, governments and strategic partners all take part, each with a role to play.
Together, they help turn the realities of each territory into an agenda that is clear, legitimate and practical to implement.
Rural communities know
the challenges.Vozes helps
chart the way
forward.
What does Vozes deliver?
The project's main outcome is a territorial agenda built by listening to rural communities.
It brings together the most important issues in each territory and turns these priorities into proposals for dialogue with government, markets, institutions and society.
IN-DEPTH LISTENING
with producers and community leaders
TERRITORIAL AGENDA
with challenges, opportunities and priorities
TERRITORIAL AGREEMENT
with validated commitments
ENGAGEMENT AGENDA
for dialogue with government, markets and institutions
COMMUNICATION AND MOBILIZATION
to advance the territory's priorities
FOLLOW-UP
on the commitments made
From listeningto public commitment
Each territory will produce a Territorial Agenda built by listening to cattle ranchers.
This document organizes challenges, priorities and proposals for dialogue with government, markets, institutions and decision-makers.