In the webinar, Farmer co-design of climate change solutions, researchers highlighted examples of digital resources that could enable farmers to co-design practices and support more bottom-up approaches to climate change mitigation and agroecology. More on the webinar

Challenges and opportunities for using digital tools to scale agroecology by smallholders Shelton, S.W.; Gehan, C.; Wollenberg, E.; Costa Jr, C.; Burns, S.; Rowland, B. (2022) 

Brazil baseline assessment in the region of Novo Repartimento (Pará State, Brazil). Costa Jr., C.; Suber, M.; Dittmer, K.; Miccolis, A.; Terra, M.; Oliveira, D.; Lima, P.; Laurens, V. (2022) This report presents a study on major livestock practices, the use of digital tools, and the flow of information that have been carried out among…

Nelson, K.M.; Barnard, J.; Vu, H.T. (2022)  This brief summarizes findings of the project “Agroecological transitions for building resilient and inclusive agricultural and food systems” (Transitions)

Dittmer, K.M.; Shelton, S.W.; Burns, S.; Wollenberg, E. (2022) This database contains a sample of global digital resources relevant to climate-informed agroecological transitions. Its purpose was to catalog relevant digital resources and assess their role in inclusive knowledge development, with special attention to farmers’ co-creation of knowledge for on-the-ground practices.

How can innovations in digital agriculture ensure inclusion and equity for all actors in the value chain? Side Event of FAO Science and Innovation Forum 2022, organised by #DigitAg and CGIAR, held on 13 October 2022.

On 20 October 2022, the Agroecology TPP together with Alliance Bioversity International – CIAT, CIFOR-ICRAF, and the Gund Institute – University of Vermont, held a webinar on ‘Driving the Agroecological Transition’, which marked the launch of the four-year CGIAR’s Agroecological Transitions research programme.

Burns, S.; Dittmer, K.M.; Shelton, S.W.; Wollenberg, E. (2022)

Dittmer, K.M.; Wollenberg, E.; Burns, S.; Shelton, S. (2022)