An OECD guide provides indicators and tools to integrate climate adaptation, mitigation and environmental measurement into agri-food development projects.
A study of 210 North American farms links regenerative management with higher soil carbon and biodiversity while finding broadly comparable farm profits.
The Yaoundé Declaration sets regional targets for agroecology financing, land and seed rights, participation and accountability across the Congo Basin.
A Ukrainian monograph examines agroecology’s socio-economic potential, transition assessment tools and policy needs in the context of European integration.
An Asia-wide learning exchange examines financing, cooperatives, territorial markets and grassroots institutions that can sustain agroecology economies.
Zambia’s experience highlights tensions between commercial input-led agricultural policies, limited maize yield gains and smallholder concerns over costs and dependency.
Farmers’ experiences in Kenya highlight concerns over input dependency, soil degradation, farm debt and persistent food insecurity under commercial agriculture.
An assessment of 20 years of Green Revolution policies in Africa examines trends in crop productivity, land expansion, diversification and food security.
In Jowhar, Somalia, 300 households are using Resilience Design to restore degraded plots, manage water and soils, diversify crops and strengthen local learning.
IATP links agroecology and feminist economics, examining unpaid care work and policy options for healthier, more equitable and sustainable food systems.
An article from Bangladesh explores agroecology and highlights 1,000 homestead gardens managed by women through local knowledge and ecological practices.
Research in northern Lao PDR explores how soil restoration, perennial crops and agrobiodiversity can support a shift away from intensive maize monocropping.
Research in Oaxaca documents how Mixtec women sustain homegardens through biodiversity, soil-building, water recycling and intergenerational knowledge.
Research across six countries shows how participatory visioning can reveal justice concerns, competing priorities and trade-offs in agroecological transitions.
Policy guidance for Viet Nam shows how risk-based management and supportive incentives can help local authorities improve food safety in traditional markets.
