What lessons can be drawn from the successes and failures of past policies to regulate agricultural markets, in Europe and elsewhere in the world, to rebuild the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) on the basis of food sovereignty and enable the agroecological transition? This conference will bring together farmers and researchers to co-create the necessary knowledge.
Can this financial influx truly drive positive change, or might it inadvertently support questionable practices under the guise of agroecology? The need for transparent, accountable, and community-driven initiatives is paramount to avoid the pitfalls of appropriation.
The FAO report on the State of Food and Agriculture 2023 focusses on True Cost Accounting for food system transformation, offering national-level assessments for 154 countries.
The 17th Ecological Agriculture Science Conference
Join the protest for a transition to sustainable food systems in the EU
In this paper, Pimbert compares and contrasts the mainstream and agroecological approaches to the transformation of food systems.
