Trade and innovation
Through SIANI’s second case study of “Amplifying Stories of Agroecology Principles and Practices” (ASAPP), we want to shed light on Nazaré’s journey and the role of social movements in advancing agroecological futures.
The side event, during CFS52, presented national committee models in Brazil, Sweden, Switzerland, emphasising the power of collaborative approaches to tackle systemic challenges.
SIANI’s East African Agrobiologicals Working Group is creating a knowledge hub about agrobiologicals in farming. So far, local stakeholders have met for workshops in Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania...
The State of the Bioeconomy in Eastern Africa 2024 focuses on food security and sustainable agriculture in the region.
Presented by Elisabet Montgomery, Senior Policy Specialist for Employment and Market Development at the Swedish Agency for Development Cooperation Agency, Sida.
Unfortunately, hidden costs are rarely reflected in market prices or traditional economic analysis. Ignoring them can have dire consequences, including contributing to climate change, loss of biodiversity, and increased poverty and inequality.
The event discussed the importance of data analysis and multi-stakeholder processes in making policy and investment decisions.
The half-day workshop on 12 October resulted in several innovative ideas for transformative action – here are some highlights.
The IFAD president and Swedish stakeholders engaged in a dialogue to discuss and outline effective strategies for scaling up investments to transform rural food systems.
The Biochar Summit was the opportunity to interact with pyrolysis units used for biochar production during the study visits.
SIANI annual meeting brings together members to discuss how to contribute to shaping the dialogue around rights-based and sustainable food systems, and launch the new phase of SIANI, with the focus on transforming our food systems into more resilient and inclusive in times of recurring crises.
Presented by Selorm Kugbega, Researcher at AgriFoSe and SEI.