The Agroecological Network of Greece (Agroecology Greece) started in early 2017 through the networking of agronomists, mainly researchers and trainers. It is an initiative for the promotion of agroecology as a science, practice and movement, in Greek.
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26 avril après-midi et 27 avril matin à l’ENSFEA (Toulouse)
Ce séminaire international est une des activités de la International Summer School on Agroecology (ISSAE), un projet de Partenariat Stratégique du programme Erasmus + (http://issae.univ-tlse3.fr).
L’ISSAE explore et dissémine les stratégies pédagogiques pluridisciplinaires qui favorisent l’autonomie, le développement de l’esprit critique et la créativité. (more…)
Moving forward Agroecology
Synergies between movements, sciences and practices
Agroecology Forum 2017
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Brasilia Agroecologica 2017 : tema do evento valoriza resgate de experiencias na America Latina More information: click here !
(02.02.2017) IPES-Food co-chair Olivier De Schutter joined forces with Slow Food president Carlo Petrini today to call for a Common Food Policy for the EU, as the European Commission opened the public debate on CAP reform.
In an op ed published in Politico, De Schutter and Petrini argued: “Rather than focusing on what subsidies go to which farmers, the EU should be thinking much bigger. Ambitious reform of food and farming systems can help address some of the bloc’s most pressing problems.” (more…)
Compilation of recent international news and press releases in Agroecology (in English and French). Scoop it
Some recent publications in Agroecology. Wezel, A. (2017). Agroecological practices for sustainable agriculture: principles, applications, and making the transition. World…
GIRAF or Groupe Interdisciplinaire belge de Recherche en Agroécologie du FNRS (Belgian Interdisciplinary Agroecology Research Group of the FNRS) is…
Regional Symposium on Agroecology for Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems in Europe and Central Asia. Agroecology is based on principles…
Suddenly agroecology is in fashion with everyone, from grassroots social movements to the FAO, governments, universities and corporations. But not…
