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Evidence increasingly shows that a key driver of resilience in food systems lies in how we value and support local knowledge, on-farm experimentation, and grassroots innovation. The HLPE report on Building resilient food systems (2025) stresses that recognizing and promoting grassroots innovations contributes to equitable transformative resilience. Similarly, a recent FAO report titled Transforming food […]

PAN-AFRICAN DECLARATION ON THE FUTURE OF BIODIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN FOOD AND AGRICULTURE PREAMBLE We, participants of the First Pan-African Convening on the Future of Biodigital Technologies in Food and Agriculture, held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, from 2–4 October 2025, and co-organized by the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA) and African Technology Assessment Platform

Schola Campesina joined the European Citizens’ Initiative on the Right to Food The access to adequate, safe, sustainable and nutritious food is a fundamental human right. However, it is not yet the case in the European Union. The ECI on the Right to Food aims to change this and make this right a reality for everyone

Following the CFS Dialogue on Financing for Food Security and Nutrition, the CSIPM has published a press release, and the zine Trade, debt and financialization: What it has to do with the food on your plate. 🎥 Recordings of the statements delivered by Morgan Ody (LVC), Ibrahima Coulibaly (ROPPA/PAFO), and Shiney Varghese (IATP) are available here in their original languages.

On March 30, 2025, the European Citizens’ Initiative on the Right to Food has been submitted to the European Commission. We are now awaiting confirmation, but the movement is already in motion. It’s time to organize. We are inviting organizations, as a participant in the Geneva Democratic Forum or as a committed actor in the

The Agroecology Schools Toolkit has been designed to support agroecology schools facilitators and young organisations in starting their own agroecology schools. Through horizontal knowledge-sharing organisations expand leadership, expertise and tools across community research, education and political work to promote agroecology at the international, national and regional levels. The Toolkit is available in English and россия

 Over 100 movements and organizations stand together through the Peoples’ Manifesto on the Right to Food demanding political action towards agroecology and climate-resilient food systems, prioritisation of territorial markets, gender justice, land redistribution and peace.  Join the call and read more about the urgent actions needed to realize the Right to Adequate Food and Nutrition:

We are pleased to share IPES-Food’s latest report, “Food from Somewhere: Building food security and resilience through territorial markets ” which highlights the importance of local, place-based food systems. The report calls on governments to strengthen local and regional food infrastructure, redirect public procurement and food security strategies towards local sourcing, and reduce corporate control