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...

Currently, WAW team is at the reshaping process of the programme. World Agriculture Watch is reshaping its programme to develop phased national projects in 21 countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America. In Asia, the pilot countries include Viet Nam, Indonesia and the Philippines, along with the three rubber-producing countries of...

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Ministry of Agriculture of Cambodia have teamed up to establish a project that will focus on lifting the living standards of smallholder rubber farmers in Cambodia, Myanmar and Thailand. The two parties made public their plans at a project-outline...

On 24 May 2018, a one-day workshop on the production of data and knowledge on family farms was held in Bangkok, Thailand, bringing together farmers’ leaders from 17 national platforms in Asia. The workshop was organized by the Asian Farmers Association (AFA), together with World Agriculture Watch (WAW), Collectif Strategies Alimentaires...