The Gambia: Agroecology
Climate disasters are destroying the lives and livelihoods of millions of people worldwide. Fossil fuels and industrial agriculture are fuelling the destruction of our planet, driving up carbon
Rooted Resilience: a year of stories.
Rooted resilience is a yearlong project aiming to shine a spotlight on climate solutions and positive practices of agroecology, because agroecological farming works with nature instead of against it.
“The fish in the river are gone”- Fishing communities devastated by El Nino-induced drought, as Zimbabwe joins Malawi and Zambia in declaring a state of disaster
Over 20 million people in Southern Africa are facing a severe food security crisis due to the El Nino-induced drought. Affecting crop and livestock production as well as water availability in the
European Investment Bank supports climate-harmful industrial agriculture projects in the Global South, report finds
European Investment Bank supports climate-harmful industrial agriculture projects in the Global South, report finds
2025 Assessment of EU support to Agroecology in 5 African Countries
As the European Union begins shaping its next seven-year budget, this study arrives at a crucial moment. It shines a spotlight on a growing recognition within EU development policy: agroecology is
Invest in Change: Agroecology as the EU’s Path to Food Justice and Resilience
While agroecology is increasingly recognized in EU policy frameworks as a transformative approach to achieve sustainable, just and resilient food systems, the lack of clear, binding EU guidelines and
