Food systems
In Narok, one of Kenya’s driest regions, food security is a daily struggle. In 2005, Paran Women Group came together to restore land and improve livelihoods. Today, they're not only earning a living, but also contributing to climate resilience.
The SIANI meeting held in Rome underscored the vital role of networks and cross-sector dialogue in driving food systems transformation, a theme that resonated throughout the day’s discussions
The SIANI expert group helps preserve and share local and Indigenous knowledge of wild fruit in India and the Philippines.
The SIANI meeting held in Rome underscored the vital role of networks and cross-sector dialogue in driving food systems transformation, a theme that resonated throughout the day’s discussions
The SIANI expert group helps preserve and share local and Indigenous knowledge of wild fruit in India and the Philippines.
Exploring how farming and nature can enhance health, well-being and social connection, in rural as well as urban areas.
Did you know that a single tree could help combat malnutrition, purify water, and restore degraded land? The moringa, often called the miracle tree, holds immense promise for a healthier, more sustainable world.
On October 16, we celebrate World Food Day and the 80th anniversary of the UN FAO. The 2025 theme, “Hand in Hand for Better Foods and a Better Future,” emphasizes global cooperation to transform agrifood systems and ensure food security.
This blog post from the SIANI expert group Reviving the Roots shares key insights from a study to understand both historic and contemporary perceptions of soil in Kyrgyzstan.
Exploring how degrowth and agroecology can transform food systems through justice, ecology, and care - from theory to hands-on practice.
The report Reviving the Roots explores how holistic perceptions of soil can be restored in Kyrgyzstan to promote sustainable agriculture.
10th installment of Agri4D will bring together 400 researchers, politicians, and practitioners. Three Agri4D pioneers who have been there since the start reflect on how the food systems and development landscape has changed throughout the years, what to expect from this year's Agri4D and what issues the conference might tackle in the future.