The 3-year funding and support provided to the Agroecology TPP by the Liechtenstein Development Service (LED) aims to accelerate food systems transformation through agroecology, thereby actively contributing to food and nutrition security as well as economic prosperity – without overshooting planetary boundaries.
More specifically, the LED’s support seeks to provide the means for the Agroecology TPP to live up to its full potential and speed up agroecological transitions globally through stakeholder coordination, harnessing of synergies, and effective and inclusive science-policy interface.
Impact and outcomes
The LED supports the Agroecology TPP’s ultimate goal to fundamentally transform food systems through mainstreaming the 13 HLPE principles of agroecology, thereby making agricultural and food systems more sustainable, equitable, and resilient, all the while contributing to achieving food and nutrition security and economic prosperity for all without crossing planetary boundaries.
Specific outcomes include:
Food systems actors collaborate effectively to address critical knowledge and implementation gaps to accelerate agroecological transitions in low- and middle-income countries.
Key policy makers and donors engage with other Agroecology TPP members on agroecological approaches to ensure improved soil health and crop productivity in Africa with a focus on LED priority countries.
Policy makers and civil society organizations in Agroecology Coalition member countries track implementation of the CFS policy recommendations on agroecology.
Outputs
The document ‘Tracking the implementation of CFS policy recommendations on agroecological approaches’ is available in English, French, Spanish and Vietnamese [Download the PDFs here or click on the icons below]
Opening Remarks at our 2025 Annual Members Forum Meeting, held in Ha Noi, Viet Nam 31st March – 4th April, by Nguyen Do Anh Tuan, Director General of International Cooperation, Ministry of Agriculture and Environment Vietnam
Dialogue 4 featured a role-playing exercise where participants acted as key stakeholders in the fictitious country of Zamonia to co-develop its agroecology strategy.Participants were divided into five stakeholder groups and together they reviewed and proposed priority actions for an agroecological transition. The top-voted actions were consolidated into this official Zamonia National Agroecology Transition Strategy document
On 17 July 2025, the Transformative Partnership Platform for Agroecology (AE-TPP) together with the German Development Cooperation (GIZ) hosted the fourth AE-TPP Dialogue “Gamifying Agroecology – Shaping Zamonia’s agroecological transition”, an immersive, fully online workshop on agroecological transitions, bringing together over 180 participants. This is the YouTube recording.
At the heart of dialogue #4 was an innovative role-playing exercise set in the fictional country of Zamonia, a nation at a crossroads in its agricultural policy. Participants took on roles as representatives of stakeholder groups or citizen observers, and together, confronted trade-offs, negotiated priorities and co-developed policies that formed an inclusive agroecological transition strategy…
An introduction to GIZ’s training materials. By Isabel Renner, GIZ consultant and co-creator of the Zamonia simulation exercise.GIZ Training materials – Towards Sustainable Food Systems English • Reader – Towards sustainable food systems• Exercisebook – Towards sustainable food systems• Case work – Towards sustainable food systems• Trainer Guide – Towards sustainable food systems French •…
On 17 July 2025, the AE-TPP together with the German Development Cooperation (GIZ) hosted the fourth AE-TPP Dialogue “Gamifying Agroecology – Shaping Zamonia’s agroecological transition”, an immersive, fully online workshop that featured an interactive role-playing exercise set in the fictional country of Zamonia. This is the introduction PPT
Coe R, Andrieu N, Alary V, Ky-Dembele C, Magaju C, Orounladji BM, Vall E and Sinclair F (2025). Environmental factors are an important part of farmers’ assessments of the value of agroecology. Front. Sustain. Food Syst. 9:1618006. doi: 10.3389/fsufs.2025.1618006
Presentation at the regional Multistakeholder Policy Workshop on ASEAN policy guidelines 2025, by Thatheva Saphangthong (DALaM), Estelle Biénabe (CIRAD), Yi Ann Chen (ESCAP), Pierre Ferrand (FAO), and Andrew Bartlett (ASSET-DALaM)
Presentation on the knowledge and information platform for regional exchange ASEAN Climate Resilience Network, as part of the regional Multistakeholder Policy Workshop on ASEAN policy guidelines 2025, by Imelda Bacudo
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