The report highlighted the fact that the economic, social, ecological and biodiversity richness of floating rice-based farming systems provided far greater benefits than the economic returns of mono rice cropping systems.
 

This paper identifies some of the wider social, economic and political processes that are fundamental for the survival of terraced landscapes and their primary caretakers – farmers and rural communities. 

This latest report outlines the factors that have an impact on biodiversity as climate change, population growth, poverty, human consumption of natural resources and the impact of trade and the invasive alien species.

This report offers an overall perspective on bees, birds, honey and pollination as well as future steps that all actors should make in order to protect the bees.
 

This volume aims to share expert knowledge on all dimensions of crop pollination in both temperate and tropical zones. The focus of this first volume is on applied crop and system-specific pollination.

Duhaje Jennings is the owner of Dada B's, the largest supplier of bee colonies in the English-speaking Caribbean. He contributes to fulfill the demand for apicultural products by providing training and material such as bees and supplies.

The Forum will have a strong emphasis on the next era of the circular economy and scaling up the transition. This involves increasing investments into circular economy businesses, spreading and adopting new technologies and making significant regulatory changes that enable the circular economy to flourish.

This Conference organized by Ecological Organic Agriculture (EOA) will be held in Nairobi because the region has been reducing synthetic fertilizers and pesticides by scaling up Agroecology and promoting ecological organic trade.

 

The Summit seeks to promote sustainable agro-economy by sharing the knowledge and experiences of young agro-entrepreneurs in order to build networks for collective progress and obtain support from academics and policymakers.

 

This course enables students to understand critically the complex interactions between social and natural systems of the global challenges from food and water security, to resilience, including climate change, malnutrition and ecological degradation.

The organizers of the Forum Origin, Diversity and Territories invite everybody to share their experience, research or participatory experiment findings in the territories by submitting their contribution related to Agroecology.

The cover crops, agroforestry and biodiversity of the soils are some of the techniques that will be tackled in both courses taught by winegrowers and agronomists.