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Cultivating change with agroecology and organic agriculture in the tropics - Bridging science and policy for sustainable production systems

Dietemann, Lauren and Kemper, Laura and Kanner, Elsa and Huber, Beate (Eds.) (2024) Cultivating change with agroecology and organic agriculture in the tropics - Bridging science and policy for sustainable production systems. Research Institute of Organic Agriculture FiBL, Frick, Switzerland.

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Summary

Agroecology and organic agriculture present promising alternatives to the current food system, supported by a growing body of evidence. Despite the potential of AE/O, their full benefits cannot be realised in most countries due to political and institutional barriers and lock-ins, including incentives and funding that favour “business as usual” food systems. Overcoming present and future challenges will require educated and empowered stakeholders to support AE/O agriculture in their fields.

This policy dossier aims to present decision and policymakers and experts in the context of international cooperation with scientific evidence on how AE/O approaches can contribute to a beneficial transformation of production systems in the Tropics.

Item Type: Book
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English
organic agriculture
http://aims.fao.org/aos/agrovoc/c_15911
Subjects: Themes > Farming systems > Agroecological farming systems
Approaches > Agroecology as a science
Themes > Crop husbandry > Agroecological crop production practices/techniques
Themes > Farming systems > Organic agriculture
Principles > 2 Input reduction
Principles > 3 Soil heath
Principles > 4 Animal health
Principles > 5 Biodiversity
Affiliations: Switzerland > FiBL – Research Institute of Organic Agriculture
Depositing User: Dr. Helga Willer
Date Deposited: 07 Jun 2025 14:27
Last Modified: 07 Jun 2025 14:27
URI: https://aeprints.org/id/eprint/75

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