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The CSIPM Data working group has collaboratively composed this vision statement, involving individuals and organizations from diverse regions and backgrounds. These stakeholders engage with digitalization of food systems and its effects, experiencing both advantages and drawbacks of digital technologies. This document is continually evolving, and we welcome further contributions to enhance this vision. Read the […]

The Autonomous People’s Response is once again denouncing the corporate capture of decision-making in food systems and the UN Food Systems Summit stocktaking event (UNFSS+2) starting on July 24. We have launched a public statement and a press release. Please read and share them widely. The UNFSS+2 is one of many events that are poised to repeat the failures of the

  We invite you to our  last webinar before summer break, part of the Agroecology Schools Thursday Dialogues series, where we explore and learn diverse strategies for amplifying agroecology in Europe and Central Asia. This time we will meet with Polina Shulbaeva, the representative of Selkup indigenous people from Siberia, Russia. Polina has many years of work as a regional coordinator

Rome, Italy. 11 May 2023 – Social movements, Indigenous Peoples, and civil society organizations are standing firm in their opposition to the corporate capture of global food governance and multistakeholderism, as the UN Food Systems Summit (UNFSS) advances its agenda. This opposition was previously demonstrated through successful counter-mobilization efforts in 2021, and will continue as

On 29 May starts the 1st round of negotiations on the CFS Policy Recommendations on Data Collection and Analysis tools for Food Security and Nutrition. The Zero draft and the CSIPM Data Working Group contributions are available here https://csm4cfs.org/advocating-for-a-human-rights-approach-on-data-collection-and-analysis-tools-for-food-security-and-nutrition. In the run-up of the 1 round of the negotiations, as a member of the CSIPM Data

George Rapsomanikis and Mamadou Goita 29 April 10.30-12.30 Conflicting narratives confront each other in this period of geo-politically turbulent globalization and renewed discovery of the virtues of food sovereignty. Does ensuring the food security and the right to food of the world’s population depend on keeping global markets open and supply chains flowing? Or do

Join the event  Co-Presented by the UVM Institute for Agroecology and the UVM Food Systems Graduate Program.Daniel López García from the Spanish National Research Council and Entretantos Foundation. This event will be translated to Spanish t  April 26th, 10am-1130am EST on Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87364598697?pwd=d3lDcUluR3JzcXVoZ0N5Z0d2ZGVpdz09  In this seminar, Daniel López will share findings and outcomes from the systematization of agroecological transitions in eight