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The agroecological transition in Senegal: transnational links and uneven empowerment. [PDF]
AbstractSenegal is among the few African countries that counts with an important agroecological movement. This movement is strongly backed up by a network of transnational partnerships and has recently matured into an advocacy coalition that promotes an agroecological transition at national scale.
Boillat S, Belmin R, Bottazzi P.
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Agroecological transitions in the mind
Agroecology has evolved and is promoted as an integrated pathway for the development of food and agriculture systems in ways that address the interacting social, economic, and environmental challenges of current dominant systems. Agroecology is usually described and defined by a set of principles that can be adapted and implemented in ways that are ...
Eija Soini Coe, Richard Coe
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Unveiling agroecological transitions in Northern Patagonia: a comparative typology approach
IntroductionAgroecological transitions are complex, multidimensional processes that require analytical tools capable of capturing contextual and systemic diversity. Typology construction has proven valuable for characterizing the heterogeneity of farming
Valeria Esther Álvarez +10 more
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Designing agroecological transitions; A review [PDF]
Concerns about the negative impacts of productivist agriculture have led to the emergence of two forms of ecological modernisation of agriculture. The first, efficiency-substitution agriculture, aims to improve input use efficiency and to minimise environmental impacts of modern farming systems. It is currently the dominant modernisation pathway.
Duru, Michel +2 more
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Drivers of agroecology transition
The purpose of this report is to provide a synthesis of drivers of agroecology transition based on interviews with key informants in 23 different European countries.
Hvarregaard Thorsøe, Martin +12 more
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Agroecology and the metropolitan biopolitics of food in Cape Town and Johannesburg
As urban food systems erode the ecological foundations of society, researchers advocate multi‐level and adaptive governance to promote transitions toward sustainability. Agroecological discourse proposes transition to resilient, localized, and democratic
Florian Kroll
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The sustainable transformation of agri-food systems through the application of agroecological principles can help to mitigate the effects of the food crisis triggered by the health emergency and the subsequent economic recession. Accordingly, the aim of
Edison Suárez Ortiz
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An agroecological turn in intermediating sustainability transitions with continuous living cover
Continuous living cover's (CLC) perennial and winter annual crop varieties present a novel opportunity to increase the diversity and resiliency of agroecological systems in the Mid-Continent of North America.
Tara Maireid Conway
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Territorialising Local Food Systems for an Agroecological Transition in Latin America
An agroecological transition can enhance resilience by several means, e.g., managing ecological relationships through agroecosystems, enhancing farmers’ knowledge of natural resources, recycling those resources, maintaining biodiversity, and thus ...
Les Levidow +2 more
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Social responsibility in Ukrainian agriculture: the regional issue [PDF]
The social responsibility of agribusiness is currently one of the highly debated issues. Factors such as the globalization of agri-food supply chains, increasing competition, further integration of Ukraine in Europe and the world market, developments of ...
Larysa LEVKIVSKA, Inna LEVKOVYCH
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