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 As tropical agriculture intensifies to increase production for food security and competitiveness, the use of pesticides is increasing exponentially. This increase raises questions about the "hidden costs" that pesticides generate for the environment (loss of biodiversity, water and soil pollution) and for people's health.

CANALLS project held its first Advisory Board Meeting!

The AB members were warmly welcomed to our consortium and the project coordinator presented the overall project objectives and expected outcomes. 

The first field study was a baseline survey with objective to understand the socio-economic and environmental context, as well as food systems and related market characteristics of the Ntui Living Lab.  This survey was done within a period of five days.

We are delighted to announce the official start of CANALLS, under the Horizon Europe programme, which aims to drive agroecological transitions in the humid tropics of Central and Eastern Africa via multi-actor transdisciplinary Agroecology Living Labs (ALLs).