Schola Campesina

  WEBINAR Agroecology for Women’s Economic Empowerment and Strengthening their Autonomy Experiences from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Türkiye Evidence on gender-based inequalities and their importance for sustainable and inclusive agri-food systems (Anna Jenderedjian, FAO REU)  Tracking information on the situation with women’s rights on land ownership and control – SDG Indicators 5.a.1 and 5.a.2 (Giorgi Kvinikadze, […]

Italy’s bio-districts represent clearly defined territories that encompass organic agriculture and food production, promotion of local community initiatives, cultural heritage, and traditional crafts. Bio-districts foster collaboration between farmers, local residents, tourism operators, local authorities, and other cultural and historical institutes and organisations. Italy has 30 bio-districts. Bio-district della Via Amerina e delle Forre is a

The Tool for Agroecology Performance Evaluation (TAPE) is an innovative framework to evaluate the performance of agricultural systems and create global evidence on how agroecology supports the transition to sustainable food systems at different scales and locations and to inform policy-making. Following a request by FAO Member Countries, this tool was developed through a participatory

Geneva, 28 September 2018 – The Declaration for the Rights of Peasants adopted at the Human Rights Council: a historic vote with worldwide support.

Schola Campesina will also actively participate in the upcoming Civil Society Mechanisms forum (13-14 Oct., FAO HQ, Italy), and in the Committee on World Food Security (15-19 Oct., FAO HQ, Italy).

On April 17, 2018, celebrating the International Day of peasant struggles, Schola Campesina facilitated an International conference on the hazelnut supply chain bringing together, in Nepi, (Italy) hazelnut producer.