This Initiative aims to develop and scale agroecological innovations with small-scale farmers and other agricultural and food system actors across different socio-ecological contexts in seven low- and middle-income countries.

This explainer provides an overview of the historical development and various definitions of agroecology and explores some of the major debates related to its use.

AFSA’s collection of case studies shows how agroecology benefits Africa in terms of food security, nutrition, poverty reduction, climate change adaptation and mitigation, biodiversity conservation, cultural sensitivity, democracy, and value for money.

A collection of stories on sustainable and resilient agriculture

Resource that collects evidence in support of agroecology, regenerative approaches, and indigenous foodways.

This online resource displays knowledge and good practice related to nature-base solutions across the globe.

This website is an initiative of Biovision. It proposes, an “agroecology criteria tool” to assess the transformation potential of projects and policies, a selection of showcases, and various analyses on the contribution of agroecology to the achievement of the SDGs, on agroecological research, on the link between agroecology and climate change, and on the economic viability of agroecology. It includes also a forum on food system.

The FAO Agroecology Knowledge Hub displays knowledge, databases and tools on agroecology.

ISARA is an academic and research institution specialised on agroecology.

This website includes a section dedicated to agroecology.

Biovision Swiss Foundation combats hunger and poverty, and is committed to the dissemination and application of ecological methods that sustainably improve living conditions in Africa whilst also conserving the environment.