Small holder farmers, representatives of social movements, Indigenous peoples, and grassroots organizations that lead transitions towards diverse agroecological food systems in more than 30 African countries came together in the Agroecology Fund's African Learning Exchange on Agroecology Economies.

This event took place from September 15 to 19, 2024, in Kufunda Village, Zimbabwe, with over 150 participants.

Small holder farmers, representatives of social movements, Indigenous peoples, and grassroots organizations that lead transitions towards diverse agroecological food systems in more than 30 African countries came together in the Agroecology Fund's African Learning Exchange on Agroecology Economies.

This event took place from September 15 to 19, 2024, in Kufunda Village, Zimbabwe, with over 150 participants.

The African Learning Exchange’s main objective was to share African knowledge and experiences on agroecology to strengthen and develop deep networks and partnerships between those already practicing Agroecology, the solution to Africa’s food and health challenges—while also tackling the global climate crisis.