Agroecology continues to gain traction around the world as a way of farming that supports life rather than destroys it. The first issue of Rooted … read more >
Since 2018, civil society in Senegal has made exciting progress in building a national agroecological movement and in the subsequent institutionalisation of agroecology in the … read more >
After the 2016 coup in Brazil and the rise of the ultra-conservative right in 2018, official spaces for participatory governance at the federal level were … read more >
Over the past five millennia, Gaza City’s historically important old town and port have been repeatedly occupied, besieged, destroyed and rebuilt. Today, as a result … read more >
The Kenyan county of Murang’a has taken an encouraging first step using a policy framework that can strengthen agroecology at the subnational level. Its three … read more >
The term ‘policy’ conjures up the idea of a written document: a law, or formal regulations meant to guide people’s behaviour that have been explicitly … read more >
Over the past three decades, the Cuban people have made great strides in scaling out and up the practice, science and movement of agroecology. This … read more >
Africa’s food system is failing. Food insecurity, malnutrition, noncommunicable diseases, environmental disasters, cultural erosion, a decline in access to food, and inequitability in the food … read more >
