
The CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology is a transdisciplinary, participatory, and action-oriented approach aimed at enhancing food system resilience, equity, and sustainability.
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Agroecology is gaining momentum
In a “set off” event, leaders, funders and partners of the initiative pointed a way forward for agroecology, in the hope of seeing this approach expand to an unprecedented scale. -
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Towards Agroecological Living Landscapes: First experiences from CIMMYT-Zimbabwe
Diversifying agricultural production through a mixed farming approach and enhancing capacities to adapt to climate change, among most pressing expectations of farmers and partners in Murehwa.
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Engaging with stakeholders and establishing Agroecological Living Landscapes: Overall reflections
CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology31.12.22-
Environmental health & biodiversity
Authors: Bernard Triomphe and Nadia Bergamini, Work Package 1 coordination, with inputs from country…
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The measure of agroecology: Developing an assessment framework to capture economic, environmental and social impacts of agriculture and food systems
CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology27.12.22-
Environmental health & biodiversity
Authors of this blog post: Chaturangi Wickramaratne (IWMI), Sarah Jones (Alliance Bioversity-…
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Supporting the development of agroecological business models by linking food system actors along the value chain
CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology29.12.22-
Environmental health & biodiversity
Authors: Manuel Narjes (Alliance Bioversity-CIAT), Boubaker Dhehibi (ICARDA), Christine Chege (Allia…
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Partners
The CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology has a wide array of multidisciplinary partners, including eight CGIAR Centers, three international research organizations and various national and local partner organizations in the target countries. The Initiative was conceived within, contributes to, and learns from the Transformative Partnership Platform on Agroecology (TPP), which convenes multiple stakeholders from civil society, agricultural research, rural advisory and development sectors. The Initiative cooperates with key partners for scaling and impact including the TPP, GIZ, Biovision and national institutions.
This research is being implemented by a multidisciplinary team of researchers and other specialists from across CGIAR, the French Agricultural Research Centre for International Development (CIRAD) and various national and local partner organizations in the target countries. Learn more about the Initiative’s partners.