AFSA at COP27 to Demand Investment in Agroecology as Locally-Driven Solution to Climate Crisis
AFSA, representing more than 200 million farmers, calls for increased financing for agroecology and engagement with smallholder farmers in climate
Stop forced eviction of Maasai from Ngorongoro
Solidarity statement in support of the Maasai Indigenous Peoples of Loliondo and Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Tanzania 14 October 2022, Nairobi,
African civil society and faith leaders statement on AGRA rebrand
African civil society and faith leaders say rebranding the Green Revolution is no solution: We need Agroecology for food and
Taking agroecology to scale: Learning from experiences of natural farming in India
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My Food is African: healthy soil, safe foods and diverse diets
The Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA) is pleased to announce the publication of “My Food is African: Healthy
Call for proposals for editing seed case studies
The Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA) wants to hire a consultant to edit seed case studies. Topic: Intensifying
AFRICA’S CLIMATE EMERGENCY: A CALL FOR ADAPTATION AND RESILIENCE THROUGH AGROECOLOGY TO COP27 AND BEYOND
We are small-scale food producers, youth, women, academics, environmentalists and scientists, part of the Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa,
MEDIA ADVISORY: IGNORING AFRICA’S SMALL-SCALE FOOD PRODUCERS AT COP27 WILL IMPERIL THEIR SURVIVAL
Addis Ababa, 22 September 2022 – Africa’s small-scale farmers risk being disregarded and shut out at international climate negotiations (COP27)
PRESS RELEASE: Our Africa, Our Agriculture
Our Africa, Our Agriculture: African farmers and faith leaders demand an end to the failed Green Revolution MEDIA CONTACTS Anne
PRESS ADVISORY
Our Africa, Our Agriculture African farmers and faith leaders demand an end to the failed Green Revolution 4PM Kigali /