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Podcasts serie, developed in the frame of the BAG Erasmus + project (2020-2023), with the important support of Lucas Sebastián Worsdell. These podcasts are valorizing interviews made in 2017 which are part of the online course on the global governance as well as interventions of participants of Schola Campesina training in 2017 (BioBagnolese farm, Italy). […]

We’re happy to share this new paper written with several HLPE-FSN members  in Nature Food that speaks to the need to adopt key principles to ensure legitimacy in science-policy-society interfaces for food systems, especially in the context of the establishment of the UN Food Systems Coordination Hub and its Scientific Advisory Committee. Clapp, J., Lehmann, B.,

Dear members of Agroecology Community of Practice , We are happy to invite you to the online seminar „Basics of Botany for saving vegetable seeds”, organized by Gardina Moldovei (Moldova which will take place on January 29, at 2- 3 PM (CET time). This is the first of the series of seminars on the topic

This Guidebook you can downloaded HERE is the result of the cooperation of 6 organizations from Poland, Germany, France, Netherlands, Italy and Switzerland active in the field of agroecology, implementing training, and other kinds of knowledge transfer activities in the framework of the Erasmus+ Bridging Generations in Agroecology (BAG) Project. =  

This first OEWG (12 jan. 2023) is the start of a policy process on the issue of “Data collection and analysis tools for food security and nutrition”. This policy process is critical for the general trend of agriculture supported by the UN and the recognition of family farming and agroecology as a solution for food

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We are excited to be creating a quarterly newsletter in 2023 on the multi-regional work of agroecology schools and agroecology organisations in BILIM.network. Join us to receive news from the our community! Sign up to our newsletter here

🌱In-person and online With hundreds of online and in-person sessions, the ORFC 2023 line-up of talks, discussions, and social gatherings is not to be missed. Global speakers from six continents will join familiar faces in Oxford to address critical issues, including: Farming through economic & ecological crises Resisting the financialisation of nature Holistic land &