The #CSADay was launched for the first time in 2015 as a sign-up day in the US by Small Farm Central. Since then, CSA has kept growing as a truly international phenomenon, with initiatives on all continents mobilizing more than 2 million consumers.
Launching today in Thessaloniki of Community Supported Agriculture Beyond Borders, a three- day conference on CSA bringing together Urgenci’s 7th International symposium, the 4th European Meeting and 2nd Meeting of the Mediterranean network.
Our 4th episode of #CSABeyondBorders is leading us to Palestine. The agronomist and agroecological farmer Saad Dagher is telling the story of his group, one of the first ones in the Middle East.
A few weeks prior to the 7th Urgenci International Symposium (https://thessaloniki.urgenci.net), Urgenci is launching a #CSABeyondBorders series. Articles and essays written by CSA farmers and members,
Urgenci and 6 partners from 5 different countries in Europe are launching a detailed questionnaire on CSA and cultivated biodiversity
The project kicked off in conjunction with the Forum of the Civil Society Mechanism.
#CSABeyondBorders, Episode 2. Our CSA Around the World -series now stops at one of the pioneering initiatives in Europe: the Jardins de Cocagne in Genève, Switzerland. The focus today is on core member’s involvement.
A few weeks prior to the 7th Urgenci International Symposium, Urgenci is launching a #CSABeyondBorders series. Articles and essays written by CSA farmers and members, testimonies from movement pioneers, interviews collected in all corners of the world, will be published. No better place than Japan to start our CSA around the world -trip.
Another international CSA network has evolved in the South Pacific to serve and develop a growing food movement…
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.
