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Family Farming through the lens of Work Organization

Illustrations from Africa. Dedieu et al. 2025 This paper’s objective is to generate knowledge about work organization patterns in family farmsacross Africa. The study uses a multisite approach, covering five African countries and 14 farming systems, from Tunisia to Madagascar, and is based on the Quaework methodology. Most farming systems combine multiple work organization patterns….

Conversations with Dr Fergus Sinclair around Agroecology

In this exclusive interview at the 2025 Annual Members Forum Meeting of the Agroecology TPP, Dr. Fergus Sinclair explores the evolving role of agroecology in shaping sustainable food systems worldwide and how science and local knowledge can work hand in hand to transform agriculture for people and the planet. Interview produced by Vishy Teki/CRCINDIA

Agroecology for sustainable development

Evidence on multidimensional performance from a cross-country TAPE assessment in Africa. Adoyo, B., et al (2025) Agroecology is increasingly recognized as a pathway for transforming agrifood systems and advancing progress toward the SDGs. Yet, large-scale, cross-context evidence on its multidimensional performance as framed holistically by the FAO’s 10 Elements remains limited. To address this, the…