Cordoba Manifesto: territorialising and democratising our food
From 30 May 30 to 1 June of this year, over 450 people came together for the VII International Agroecology Congress at the University of Cordoba, Spain....
Category: In perspective
Thinkers and do-ers share their perspectives on how to accelerate the transition to healthy food systems.
Reporting from the IV National Agroecology Encounter in Brazil
Towards a united agroecology While in Europe the debate continues about whether agroecology should incorporate other knowledges and cultures at the same level as science,...
Agroecology is our best hope for sustainable development
By Elizabeth Mpofu The Sustainable Development Goals present an impressive commitment to eradicating poverty, ending hunger, achieving food security, promoting nutrition and sustainable agriculture and...
New book on biocultural diversity and knowledge democracy
Food sovereignty, agroecology and biocultural diversity New book edited by Michel Pimbert The production of knowledge – and who controls it – is a key...