by EcoAgriculture Partners | Jul 1, 2014
The story of landscape labeling in Tanzania begins in Mbeya Region, in the western reaches of the Southern Highlands of Tanzania. This region is among the most important in the country for agriculture, particularly for its rice, which is recognized for its superior...
by EcoAgriculture Partners | Jun 16, 2014
Big challenges exist for communities seeking to govern their landscapes. Power dynamics between actors of various levels must be balanced. Social and ecological boundaries and scales have to be reconciled and stakeholders must agree on shared values and metrics by...
by EcoAgriculture Partners | Jun 14, 2014
Certified village lands source of food security in Tanzania The food security of more than 80% of Tanzania’s population and the country’s economic growth depend on family farming on certified village lands. Realizing importance of smallholder’s roles in food security...
by EcoAgriculture Partners | May 23, 2014
What is a “city region food system” and why should policy makers care? THIS BRIEF ANSWERS THOSE QUESTIONS AND MORE. Creating resilient, sustainable city region food systems with durable and equitable urban rural linkages will require support at all levels of...
by EcoAgriculture Partners | Apr 15, 2014
Commodity agriculture is operating in a context of increasing risks, from the adverse effects of climate change in sourcing regions to the reputational risks of resource-intensive production, including biodiversity loss. Effective risk mitigation requires coordination...
