WAW Coordinator, Pierre-Marie Bosc, was invited to give a keynote address focusing on The Goals of the United Nations “Decade of Family Farming” at an international symposium held in Tokyo Agritech & Foodtech Summit (AG/SUM)  and organized by Nikkei Review, a japanese economics newspaper (November 18th to 20th). He was...

WAW programme is structured into three articulated components:   1) Generating the evidence; 2) Using the evidence for policy purposes; 3) Sharing the evidence.   Mapping family farming component feasibility report describes what could be the third component of the WAW. It aims to "show" family farming and other forms of production according to...

WAW Secretariat is developing a collaboration with Forest and Farm Facility (FFF), a project hosted by FAO. FFF provides resources directly to FFPOs (Family Farming Producers’ Organizations) and offers a range of capacity-development services, including advocacy, information sharing, business incubation, access to financing and links to social services. These resources support...

Since June 2019, WAW is pleased to welcome two new colleagues in the team: Ms Zhuo Wang, with a forestry background and Ms Aimée Kourgansky graduated from ESSEC Business School. While Zhuo will help WAW team with communication, Aimee will be in charge of resource mobilization, with the support of...

With the world needing to provide roughly 50 percent more food by 2050 – even as climate change, land degradation, watery scarcity and other challenges threaten productivity – it is clear that agricultural systems must transform. The problem is that no “one size fits all solution” exists, despite current policy designs...