Zamotón 2026, the Zamorano community’s 24-hour fundraising event, raised USD 100,482 and surpassed its USD 90,000 goal to create educational opportunities for talented young people.
Zamorano University officially launched its Ph.D. Program in Sustainable Agrifood Systems, an academic program designed to prepare professionals to generate knowledge, develop innovative solutions, and lead transformative processes addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing agrifood systems in Latin America.
Zamorano University marked World Food Day with a day of keynote talks, an agrifood innovation challenge, and the signing of a cooperation agreement with the Honduran College of Nutritionists.
Zamorano University participated in the Future Universities Alliance Global Summit, held at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, as part of the inaugural Innovation Sandbox, an international initiative connecting universities committed to transforming higher education.
Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Zamorano University and Espresso Americano formalized an institutional cooperation agreement aimed at expanding access to higher education for young Hondurans with outstanding academic performance and demonstrated socioeconomic need, as well as developing new collaborative initiatives in areas of common interest.
Zamorano University, together with AguaClara Reach and Agua Para el Pueblo, hosted the Global Leadership Dialogue on Scaling Transformative Technologies for Sustainable Development on September 21–22, 2026. Over two days, the event brought together leaders from academia, government, international development organizations, the private sector, philanthropy, and civil society to strengthen partnerships and explore how proven technologies can be scaled to reach more communities.
This week, an “Equipe France” delegation including representatives of the Embassy of France in Honduras and CIRAD visited the Zamorano University campus to learn about the progress of the Yeguare Project and explore new opportunities for cooperation.
Innovation, capital, technology, sustainability, and markets took center stage at the 19th edition of the Regional Congress on Economics, Administration, and Business (CREAN) 2026, organized by third-year Agribusiness Engineering students at Zamorano University. The event brought together students, professionals, business leaders, entrepreneurs, and experts from across the agrifood sector to exchange knowledge and explore the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of agribusiness in Latin America.
Zamorano University held two field days in Olanchito, Yoro, and Bonito Oriental, Colón, bringing practical knowledge and tools directly to livestock producers while creating opportunities to exchange experiences and strengthen decision-making on their farms.
Wilson Popenoe Foundation Expands Educational Opportunities for Ecuadorian Students at Zamorano University
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