Editorial: Building policies for agroecology to support healthy and just food systems
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 >
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Insights from agroecology policy advocacy across Brazil
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 >
What’s next for Gaza’s food systems?
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 >
Murang’a goes agroecological: Trailblazing transformation in a Kenyan county
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 >
Opinion: How informal policies of care shape agroecological food systems
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 >
Bringing Cuban agroecology to the next level
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 >
Opinion: Five strategies for an African food policy
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 >
UNDROP lighting the way for peasants’ rights: An interview with Georgina Catacora-Vargas
“This declaration came at a very crucial time for the strengthening and supporting of peasants’ movements in a context where rural areas are aging, cities … read more >
