Food Security

Unsustainable production presents many challenges for food systems, but agricultural improvements alone won’t solve global food system challenges.

EcoAgriculture Partners participated alongside global partners to share tools and resources supporting locally-led, nature-based and landscape approaches to scale climate action and resilience.

Global leaders and experts meet at the UN climate convention’s COP27 to discuss how to accelerate global climate action through reducing emissions, expanding adaptation efforts and mobilizing finance.

World leaders at COP United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, looked at how to drive agroecological change.

Collaborative planning, including grassroots-level stakeholders, to address climate change threats to agriculture, creates a sense of ownership in plan implementation.

As a regenerative approach (to arable land degradation) consistent with the broader principles of agroecology, agroforestry landscapes are a foundational piece of this approach.

The Sustainable Farming Collaborative (teaching farm in Uganda) seeks to impart trainees, many of whom are former child soldiers (FCS), with agricultural knowledge.

Explore the intersection of agroecology and sustainable landscapes with Kata Young. Gain valuable perspectives on the movement’s impact and future challenges.

Sara Scherr challenges the idea that future food security depends on high-tech agricultural innovations alone, arguing that restoring ecosystems and sustainable farming practices are equally essential.