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Learning, from, with and in India: a study tour of the agroecology initiative

Over the last two years of implementing the CGIAR initiative on agroecology, the team has experienced how the application of its principles varies from one context and country to the other. It is therefore important to witness firsthand these very different pathways to achieve agroecological transfo...

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Main Author: International Water Management Institute
Format: News Item
Language:Inglés
Published: International Water Management Institute 2023
Subjects:
agroecology
food systems
farmers
ecological factors
forest products
communities
government
stakeholders
landscape
farming systems
agroclimatic zones
crops
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/136194
Summary:Over the last two years of implementing the CGIAR initiative on agroecology, the team has experienced how the application of its principles varies from one context and country to the other. It is therefore important to witness firsthand these very different pathways to achieve agroecological transformations that all aim at enhancing food system resilience, equity and sustainability. The best-known Indian pathway is Natural Farming and the Initiative decided to go on a tour to see and understand the phenomena.

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