Ministry of Agriculture (Peru)

The Ministry of Agriculture (Spanish: Ministerio de Agricultura) was created by Law 9711 on January 2, 1943 by the government of president Manuel Prado Ugarteche, with Benjamín Roca García [es] serving as its first officeholder. His successor, Godofredo Labarthe [es], renamed the ministry to "Ministry of Agriculture and Feeding" (Spanish: Ministerio de Agricultura y Alimentación), a name that remained until the presidency of José Luis Bustamante y Rivero. It was again renamed in 2013 to Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation (Spanish: Ministerio de Agricultura y Riego), under the Presidency of Ollanta Humala.

In 2020, the Congress of Peru renamed the ministry to its current name, although under the MINDAR accronym.^[2]

• Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation
• Vice Minister of Family Farming Development, Agrarian Infrastructure, and Irrigation
  • General Directorate of Agrarian Policies
  • General Directorate of Policy Monitoring and Evaluation
  • General Directorate of Intergovernmental Coordination
• Vice Minister of Agrarian Development Policies and Oversight
  • General Directorate of Agriculture
  • General Directorate of Livestock
  • General Directorate of Agrarian Environmental Affairs
  • General Directorate of Agrarian Infrastructure and Irrigation
• General Secretariat
  • General Office of Agrarian Planning and Budget
  • General Office of Legal Counsel
  • General Office of Administration
  • General Office of Human Resources Management
• Agrarian Advisory Council
• Internal Audit Office
• Public Prosecutor's Office
• General Directorate of Agrarian Business
• Regional Directorates Agrarian
• Agrarian Agencies

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