Happy trainers, New Perspectives
Trainers from Austria, the Czech Republic, Greece, Italy, Poland, Romania and Spain met in Hungary in order to improve their skills and learn about the Be part of CSA! training programme.
Urgenci’s participation to the FAO Regional Conference for Europe and Central Asia
The FAO Regional Conference for Europe and Central Asia took place in Russia, in Voronezh, from the 16th-18th May. The Civil Society delegation included Urgenci's president, Judith Hitchman.
Community Supported Agriculture as a Model for a New Common Food and Agriculture Policy
Urgenci takes position against Commission's proposals regarding the Common Agriculture Policy Reform, and for a New Social Contract between the Farmers and the Societies They Feed.
Give CSA Farmers a #SolidBase!
You are a CSA farmer? A CSA group facilitator? You want to share your challenges and your solutions on the finance for Urgenci? Your testimony is necessary! #SolidBase
Internship Announcement: Membership Manager
During her/his 6-month mission, the intern will be responsible for: a. Preparing the 7th Urgenci International Symposium and the General Assembly of the Network; b. Running the 2018 Membership Campaign and preparing a Membership Campaign Model that can be replicated in the future.
New Position: Project and Communication Manager
The multiplication of projects and the growth of activities, has led to Urgenci recruiting a Project and Communication Manager.
Urgenci Participation to the Civil Society Consultation in Asia Pacific
As part of the biannual Civil Society consultation in Asia Pacific, Urgenci representatives and other Civil Society Organizations were warmly hosted by the Pacific Island Farmers Organization Network (PIFON) in Nadi, Fiji.
The Paarl Declaration from the International Planning Committee (IPC)
The IPC holds a General Meeting every 2 years. This one took place in Paarl, about 50 km from Cape Town. It was organized by WFFP, the World Forum of Fisher People.
Rebuilding the Broken Link: Local Solidarity Partnerships in West Africa
The interest in agroecology in West Africa has developed. This is due to the increased awareness through the high number of health and safety food scandals and studies that link certain pathologies to poor diet as well as due to soil depletion. However for the moment, the consumption of agroecological produce at local level is linked essentially to the emerging upper middle classes and expatriate circles.
No Agroecology without farmers ! No Agroecology without Conscious Consumers !
The 2nd International Symposium on Agroecology took place at the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) headquarters in Rome, 3-5 April 2018. 700 participants, representing Member States, FAO agencies, farmers' unions, civil society organisations and social movements as well as researchers from all over the world exchanged on their practices and visions of agroecology.