Agroecology is a science, a movement of thought, and a set of farming practices. It defines the application of ecological principles to agriculture to ensure sustainable production and optimized quantity....
Small farmers are by far the largest and most prolific group of seed breeders not only in Uganda but also in Africa and they have successfully cultivated an abundant diversity...
Iván León Ayala, FAO Representative in Nicaragua, talks about how agroecology could help the country to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. He states that Nicaragua has a great potential to...
6 French farmers from the Agr'eau Network tell us about their farm in this video, produced by AFAF agroforesterie. Agroforestry, soil conservation, the reintroduction of animal husbandry on a grain...
The COVID-19 pandemic is a multidimensional threat that has affected the political, economic, social, environmental, and food sectors. Therefore, an adequate response is needed to protect both urban and rural...
The Androy region, in southern Madagascar, is known as a semi-arid climate region, with high variability in rainfall and regularly suffers from droughts. As noted above, environmental issues (droughts, rainfall) drive...
This video, produced by the French TV channel "Arte", showcases the high-performance seeds used in the food industry and monoculture are a threat to the diversity of our varieties of...
COVID-19 has exposed vulnerabilities within the current food system. Adopt agroecology practices as a strategic approach, can help to build a resilient and sustainable food system. in this animated video,...
This video shows how the United Nations Decade of Family Farmers is promoting policies and investments to put family farming at the center of rural transformation toward a sustainable food...
This video produced by The International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems (IPES-Food) shows the hidden costs of export industries (e.g., biodiversity loss, biodegradation, and greenhouse gas emissions, social inequalities, etc.) and...
