Agrobiodiversity Summer School 2024 In this International Summer School, you will learn about various perspectives on agrobiodiversity and its contribution to the sustainability and resilience of food systems. In small groups of international students and experts, you will have the chance to deeply investigate opportunities and challenges of the existing local production systems and food supply chains and...

The aim of the study is to assess the food security, adapting/mitigation opportunities to climate change and policy situation and draw policy recommendations. The study was conducted in some selected districts of Tigray Region, Ethiopia based on some exemplary interventions such as communities, ISD, BPA and PROLINNOVA-Ethiopia. Agriculture in tropical...

Cultivate! is an international collective that catalyses the transition to healthy food and farming rooted in agroecology. "We envision a world where biodiversity, a rich culture, fertile land and healthy communities are cultivated when we grow, process, purchase and eat food. All over the world, people are currently cultivating the conditions...

As agroecology has increasingly been brought into the international dialogue on the future of food and agriculture, there have been calls for building the evidence base of its performance across the multiple dimensions of sustainability and its capacity to achieve multiple Sustainable Development Goals. In response to this need, FAO...

In the countryside of Andhra Pradesh, an agricultural state in southeastern India, which launched the world's largest agroecology program in 2016, nearly one million farmers have already switched to "natural farming", abandoning GMOs, and pesticides, fungicides and chemical fertilizers. This "natural agriculture" wants to repair the earth and to relieve...