Agrobiodiversity and Food Security - Collective Learning for Agroecology through Permaculture

This event is part of the work from partners of the Collective Learning for Agroecology through Permaculture. Through this programme, partners aim to strengthen community-led solutions for food sovereignty, environmental justice and climate resilience. Through peer learning, knowledge exchange, participatory research, advocacy, and movement-building, the project aims to amplify local initiatives and foster solidarity across regions.

It brings together agroecology and permaculture as complementary, holistic approaches, focusing on food production, water management, soil health, seed saving, agrobiodiversity, market access, climate resilience, and policy advocacy.

Partners:
Organización Ecológica Sol y Verde - Guatemala
https://www.youtube.com/@SolyVerde

Red de Guardianes de Semillas del Ecuador

Permatil-Timor-Leste - Permatil Global

Anasi Farmers Association- Uganda
https://www.youtube.com/@AnasiFarmers

Chaikuni Institute - Peru
https://www.youtube.com/@InstitutoChaikuni

Farmers Alliance for Restoration (PermeZone) - Kenya

The Himalayan Permaculture Centre (HPC), Nepal
https://www.youtube.com/@himalayanpermaculturecentre

Centre for Human and Natural PermAgriculture / Bioagricultura - Colombia

Eco-Centro Madre Selva, Argentina

Project coordinated by Permaculture Association Britain
https://www.youtube.com/@PermacultureAssociation

Project funded by Agroecology Fund
https://www.youtube.com/@AgroEcologyFund

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ANASI Farmers (Uganda) and Farmers Alliance for Restoration-East Africa explore how permaculture and agroecology contribute to agrobiodiversity and food security, drawing on their practical experiences.

Speakers / partners:
Rogers Muthegheki: Executive Director at Anasi Farmers in Uganda. Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Certificate in Permaculture with Earth Allies Restoration Network. Leading training sessions on soil health through making organic fertilizer, manure and pesticide emphasizing permaculture practices and principles.

Paul Omollo, Farmers Alliance for Restoration - East Africa, Kenya
Executive Director at FAR-EA, Holder of Bachelor of Science in Horticulture (Moi University-Kenya) & Currently pursuing his Master of Environmental Studies in Climate Change & Sustainability (Kenyatta University). He did his PDC at Laikipia Permaculture Centre - Kenya.

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