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Introduction. Agriculture is one of the most important economic sectors for Latin American countries. Government policies should be aimed at strengthening this agricultural sector for the food security of the countries, with the appropriate measures for the protection of the environment. The role of agriculture in the economy reaffirms the thesis that it is important not only because it constitutes the way of life of millions of people in the Ecuadorian countryside, but also because it is a strategic sector that contributes directly to rural territorial development, and therefore, to the economic and social development of the country. Revaluing the peasant producer and repositioning agriculture and rural life is one of the main challenges of continuous policy evaluation. The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has created a platform with agricultural data from Latin American countries - Agrimonitor. Objective. The problem addressed in this research is that the government of Ecuador and its exporters of agricultural products should use this platform to better direct their production, the objective is to make this tool and its management known to take advantage of the country's agricultural sector. Methodology. The research design is qualitative with the method of observation and reading of documents issued by the IDB and works related to the issue of strengthening agricultural production in the country. Results and conclusions. It is concluded that the Agrimonitor tool could be of great importance for state decisions in the agricultural field. ; Introducción. La agricultura es uno de los sectores económicos de mayor relevancia para los países de Latinoamérica, las políticas gubernamentales deben ir dirigidas en afianzar este sector agropecuario para la seguridad alimentaria de los países, con las debidas medidas de la protección del medio ambiente. El rol que cumple la agricultura en la dinamización económica de todos los países, es muy importante, y en el Ecuador no sólo porque constituye la forma de vida de millones de personas del campo ecuatoriano, sino también porque es un sector estratégico que contribuye directamente al desarrollo territorial rural, y por ende, al desarrollo económico y social del país. Revalorizar al productor campesino y reposicionar la agricultura y la vida rural es uno de los principales desafíos de continua evaluación de políticas. El Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo (BID) ha creado una plataforma con datos agrícolas de los países de Latinoamérica - Agrimonitor -. Objetivo. El problema tratado en esta investigación es que el gobierno del Ecuador y sus exportadores de productos agrícolas deberían utilizar esta plataforma para poder dirigir de mejor manera su producción, el objetivo es hacer conocer esta herramienta y su manejo para el aprovechamiento del sector agropecuario del país. Metodología. El diseño de la investigación es cualitativo con el método de observación y lectura de documentos emitidos por el BID y obras relacionadas al tema del fortalecimiento de la producción agrícola en el país. Resultados y conclusiones. Se concluye que la herramienta Agrimonitor podría ser de gran importancia para las decisiones estatales en el ámbito agropecuario.

The sixteenth annual repot of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, covering the fiscal year July 1, 1960, to June 30, 1961, was presented to the Board of Governors on September 19, 1961. The report noted that in the year under review the activities of the International Bank had been part of a broadening stream of financial and technical assistance to the less developed countries. Aid had been provided by: 1) the International Development Association (IDA), an affiliate of the Bank which was designed to aid economic growth by means of credits bearing less heavily on the balance of payments of underdeveloped countries than conventional loans; 2) the Inter-American Development Bank, which attempted to increase the flow of development funds and to coordinate efforts to assist economic development; 3) the UN Special Fund, which had financed pre-investment surveys, in some cases with the International Bank acting as executing agent; and 4) the Development Assistance Group (DAG), which consisted of ten governments that carried on continued consultations—several of these governments had taken steps to facilitate their extension of aid to the less developed countries. The report noted that the Bank had continued to cooperate with the capital markets and with private institutional investors in raising capital for economic development.

The annual report of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and the International Development Association (IDA), covering the fiscal year July 1, 1963, to June 30, 1964, was presented to the Boards of Governors of the Bank and IDA on September 7, 1964.