Agroecology and global health. How can agroecology help improve food security in North Africa?

Domaine:

agriculture

Type de record:

policy

Créateur:

Gau

Éditeur:

NATAE project report, EU Horizon Grant Agreement no. 101084647

Hôte:

Policy brief.

This advocacy document aims to encourage political actors in North Africa to create favourable policy frameworks to accelerate the agroecological transition in their countries by putting forward strategic axes and recommendation paths that are sufficiently precise to be integrated into the political orientations and decisions implemented at the different territorial levels. It advocates agroecology as a strategic approach to strengthen food security, improve public health and ensure environmental sustainability, in line with the EU-Africa policy dialogue on agroecological transition.

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