Genome Editing Is Not an African Priority – It Is a Costly Distraction
AFSA PRESS STATEMENT AFSA Responds to the International Workshop on Genome Editing in Agricultural Crops, 17–18 November 2025, Senegal Africa
AFSA NEWSLETTER: A BOLD CHRONICLE OF AGROECOLOGY IN ACTION
AFSA Newsletter: May-August 2025 From the heart of continental advocacy to the farmlands and markets where change is being cultivated,
THE JINJA DECLARATION ON ADVANCING CROSS BORDER TRADE FOR AGROECOLOGICAL PRODUCE
The Jinja Declaration on Advancing Cross Border Trade for Agroecological Produce (AEP) In the East African Community (EAC) Preamble We,
PRESS RELEASE: DEBUNKING THE MYTH OF LAND ABUNDANCE
Africa Must Reclaim Its Lands from False Climate Solutions and Corporate Capture Addis Ababa – As African leaders, policymakers and
AFSA Calls on COP30 to Institutionalize Agroecology in Global Climate Frameworks
From Commitments to Action: AFSA Calls on COP30 to Institutionalize Agroecology in Global Climate Frameworks Belém, Brazil – November 2025
Africa’s Land Is Not Empty: New Report Debunks the Myth of “Unused Land” and Calls for a Just Future for the Continent’s Farmland
A new report challenges one of the most persistent and harmful myths shaping Africa’s development agenda — the idea that
Overcoming the constraints of agriculture in Senegal
Overcoming the constraints of agriculture Description Overcoming the constraints of agriculture in the Sahel by successful community-based approaches: the case
Reclaiming life in marginal areas in Burkina Faso
Reclaiming life in marginal areas Description Human activities have helped to speed up the process of desertification in Burkina Faso.
Securing farmer livelihoods in Ethiopia
Securing the livelihoods of small-scale farmers in Ethiopia Description Water is one of the most scarce resources for African farmers.
FOOD INSECURITY AND DEGRADATION IN ZAMBIA
ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF FOOD INSECURITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION IN ZAMBIA Description Situated at the end of Zambia’s Great Rift