Access to land and CSA – stories from Europe
Access to agricultural land has become a major issue throughout Europe – we are witnessing loss of land, land degradation,...Read More
Community Supported Agriculture
Locally-based economic model of agriculture and food distribution.
The International Community Supported Agriculture Network
URGENCI
Bringing together citizens, small farmers, consumers, activists and concerned political actors at global level through an alternative economic approach called Local Solidarity-based Partnerships between Producers and Consumers.
Community Supported Agriculture meets Community Supported Fisheries!
About the Webinar organised by Local Catch. Community Supported Fisheries have been springing up all over the world. They are...Read More
¡Compartiendo la cosecha!
A very good news for all Spanish-speaking CSA activists ! Ecologistas en Acción finally published the e-book : Compartiendo la cosecha: Agricultura...Read More
Irish CSA Celebrated at the Feeding Ourselves 2017 Gathering
The Feeding Ourselves 2017 gathering at the WeCreate centre in Cloughjordan Ecovillage, Ireland, is a now annual event that focuses on community and agroecological approaches to farming and food. This year, 70 people came together over a night and two days to meet up, hang out, plot, plan and generally get energised and inspired by each other's company.
Some reading for this evening!
Reclaiming the Food System: Agroecological Pedagogy and the IALA María Cano
alternautas.net
BY JASKIRAN KAUR CHOHAN Industrial agriculture has been one of the key contributors to global warming and consequent climate disasters worldwide. In 2014, 44-57% of global greenhouse gas emissions wer...
Urgenci is working with the FAO to make a small contribution to changing the system...
Rural people play a significant role for humanity, producing most of the food the world eats while guarding the health of the world’s ecosystems and biodiver...
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