Across rural communities in Namibia, women continue to feed families, preserve indigenous knowledge and protect the seeds that have sustained generations. Through the work of the Namibia Rural Women’s Assembly,…
In Rodrigues, Mauritius, rural women are demonstrating that local seed preservation and agroecological farming remain vital tools for strengthening food security, resilience, and community self-reliance. Through four community demonstration sites,…
Indigenous food sovereignty is the act of going back to our roots as Indigenous peoples and using the knowledge and wisdom of our people that they used when they were…
Chipinge and Chimanimani remain among the communities hardest hit by recurring cyclones and prolonged droughts in Zimbabwe. This farming season has once again exposed the harsh realities faced by rural…
The Avaradrano Farmers’ General Assembly was solemnly celebrated in Faravohitra, Anosy Avaratra Municipality, Antananarivo Avaradrano District, from April 23 to April 26, 2026. This major event brought together all 16…
The global food system contributes nearly 30% of greenhouse gas emissions, according to the Lancet Commission report to the UN. This same system not only accelerates climate change but also…
From the 1st to the 4th of September 2025, Women and Land in Zimbabwe (WLZ) successfully hosted its 10th Annual National Meeting, bringing together close to 4,000 women from different…
Alatuwona Labson Sanga is a 46 years old woman from Makete District, Njombe Region, in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania. She is an active forum member and also belongs to…
Introduction In the heart of Eswatini’s rural communities, where the soil still holds the memory of ancestral footsteps and the wind carries whispers of wisdom passed down through generations, a…
At a time when the world is facing environmental challenges and climate change, education and knowledge sharing related to agroecology have become crucial and highly significant. In this context, the…