Agriculture, a cornerstone of global food security, is highly dependent on natural resources, particularly soil, and is vulnerable to changing climate conditions.
In our recent 2nd round of co-creation workshops, stakeholders engaged in an in-depth exploration of agroecological practices to address the primary challenges faced in our Agricultural Living Labs (ALLs).
We recently held our second online Advisory Board meeting, focusing on the development of the CANALLS Decision Support Tools (DSTs). These innovative tools are being designed as practical resources for advisors to guide and support tailored agroecological transitions.
A meeting was organized on 28/04/2024 in the Ntui LL of CANALLS in Cameroon bringing together the owners of the selected cocoa farms that are serving for the implementation phase of agroecological strategies in each agroecology living lab.
The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH has recently published an insightful paper sharing its recommendations and perspectives on agroecology.
The research Unit: AIDA-CIRAD: https://ur-aida.cirad.fr/nos-recherches/equipes-de-recherche/estime/contexte-et-enjeux invites applicants for a PhD fellowship in Agronomy at the University of Montpellier, France: https://gaia.umontpellier.fr/ . The research is part of the research project “CANALLS”, funded by the European Union.
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