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11-538: ANAP may refer to: National Association of Small Farmers (Spanish: Asociación Nacional de Agricultores Pequeños , ANAP) in Cuba The Motherland Party of Turkey (Turkish: Anavatan Partisi , abbreviated as ANAVATAN and formerly abbreviated as ANAP) Alliance Party for the Sake of Azerbaijan (Azerbaijani: Azərbaycan Naminə Alyans Partiyası ),

22-874: A political party in Azerbaijan Afghan National Auxiliary Police American National Alternative Party (The newest American political party) Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title ANAP . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=ANAP&oldid=1254172485 " Category : Disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Articles containing Spanish-language text Articles containing Turkish-language text Articles containing Azerbaijani-language text Short description

33-554: Is a part of the ward of Aguada de Moya . Guajen has the CCS of "Julio Antonio Mella". Guajén shares the name with the Arroyo Guajén (Guajén Stream), located between Jarico and Aguada de Moya. Guajén used to named "Finca El Guajén" (or "Farm of Guajén" in english) and be a part of the barrio of Aguada de Moya in the former Municipality of Vueltas until 1976. El Guajén used to had the "ingenio Guajén" (Guajén sugarmill) near

44-406: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages National Association of Small Farmers ANAP was formed in 1961 and its membership was limited to farmers whose land holdings were less than 67 hectares. The Cuban government supported ANAP by providing interest-free loans to its members. Second Agrarian Reform Law of October 1963, introduced

55-795: The FMC-ANAP Mutual Aid Brigades were established aiming to help rural women become more economically active outside the home. FMC-ANAP brigades increased available rural labour force at critical moments in the agricultural cycle , and were instrumental in the campaign to increase the sugarcane harvest in Cuba In 1977 ANAP supported the gradual transformation of the private sector. Individual farmers were endorsed to voluntarily join production co-operatives. By 1987 co-operative farms were accounting for 63% of private land holdings. Altogether 1,400 co-operative farms had 68,000 co-operative members. Currently ANAP members produce 52% of

66-664: The 50 year anniversary of the National Association of Small Farmers in CCS "Julio Antonio Mella", which is in Guajén, Villa Clara . It aimed at invigorating the contribution of the membership in meat, milk, root vegetables, vegetables, and other products which are in high demand by the population. Internationally ANAP cooperates with NGOs , mainly from Canada and Europe . In 1995 the Cuban Organic Agriculture Exchange Program

77-760: The Camajuani River. In 2016, Rafael Santiesteban Pozo, member of the Council of State and national president of the National Association of Small Farmers organized the 50 year anniversary of the National Association of Small Farmers in CCS "Julio Antonio Mella". In 2018, Villa Clara was flooded throughout the entire province, in Camajuaní the places that were flooded were El Rincón , Guajén, Sagua la Chica , Macagual , Guerrero , Floridano , Vega Alta , and Vega de Palma . According at

88-600: The DMPF ( Departamento de control de la Dirección Municipal de Planificación Física or Management Control Department Municipal Physical Planning in English) of Camajuani, Guajén is a settlement not linked to any source of an economic or job development. In Guajén there is the path of Guajén (Camino de Guajén) through the Camajuaní River and heads to Vega Alta and Paso Real . This Cuban location article

99-564: The State control over medium and large (over 67 hectares) agricultural estates. While medium and large farms accounting 11.4 million hectares of land were put under control of the newly created State-controlled National Land Reform Institute (INRA), small farmers, owning 7.2 million hectares of land, were organized in ANAP association. In 1966 together with the Federation of Cuban Women (FMC)

110-462: The vegetables, 67% of the corn, and 85% of the tobacco grown in Cuba ANAP provides training, agricultural extension and other services to its members. Federation often negotiates with Cuban government on prices of agricultural production, credits, and other farmers' interests. Rafael Santiesteban Pozo, member of the Council of State and national president of the peasant organization organized

121-841: Was started in cooperation with the US organization the Institute for Food and Development Policy . Agriculture in Cuba Guaj%C3%A9n, Cuba Guajén also known as El Guajén is a small community in Camajuaní , Cuba . It splits into the circunscripciónes of Guajén Camajuaní (on the Camajuani River ) and Guía Guajén. The name “Guajén” is from Aboriginal origin. Camajuaní has multiple Constituency Delegate (Delegado Circunscripción) for every community, Guajén has Constituency Delegate #40 Lázaro González Marrero. Guajén

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