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As global food supply chains face mounting pressure from climate disruption and geopolitical instability, farmers across Africa are turning to regenerative practices — green manures, agroforestry, community seed banks — that rebuild local control over food systems.
A close-up look at agroecology practice in Malawi reveals how farmer-led, ecologically grounded farming addresses food insecurity and climate vulnerability simultaneously — while raising hard questions about why international development institutions still overlook it.
As drought forces weekly water rationing in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania launches water stewardship training for 30+ public officials — an experiment in building trust-based governance between state agencies and private actors around shared catchments.
UK-based foundation advancing earth jurisprudence, seed sovereignty, and community ecological governance across Africa and South America. Pioneers of the 'earth jurisprudence' legal-philosophical framework.