Agroecology
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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Initiative progress on science in agroecology
In 2023, the Initiative amply demonstrated the value of the foundation it established in 2022 for developing and evaluating agroecology innovations under diverse conditions. -
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The Agroecology Transition: Different pathways to a single destination - Eight country experiences
A brochure briefly profiles the eight participating countries, describing key features of their agricultural living landscapes and the entry points for their agroecology transitions -
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Agroecology can achieve breakthroughs in the agricultural sector worldwide
The new CGIAR report “Achieving Agricultural Breakthrough: A deep dive into seven technological areas”, includes Agroecology as a pathway to achieve sustainable food systems.
Featured News & Events
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2023: A year of action research in eight countries
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Environmental health & biodiversity
Country-specific research progress is steadily unfolding in the eight countries and their ALLs, with…
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2023 Initiative key results at a glance
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Environmental health & biodiversity
In 2023, the Initiative is reporting 233 results, 16 innovation developments, 5 innovation uses, 3…
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Partnerships that drive the Agroecology Initiative impact pathway
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Environmental health & biodiversity
Since the Initiative began two years ago, food system actors in target territories have shown…
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Research activities
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 our partners.