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  • Promoting Agroecology Practices for Biodiversity Conservation and Food Security in the UNESCO Designated Mount Elgon Transboundary Biosphere Reserve

    The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

    Partners: Implementing Partners Kenya National Commission for UNESCO (KNATCOM) Uganda National Commission for UNESCO (UNATCOM) Knowledge and Policy Partners Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry (Kenya) Ministry of Tourism & Wildlife (Kenya) Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development (Kenya) State Department for Gender and Affirmative Action – Ministry of Gender, Culture, the Arts and Heritage (Kenya) Kenya Wildlife Service Ministry of Water and Environment (Uganda) Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development (Uganda) Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife & Antiquities (Uganda) Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (Uganda) Uganda Wildlife Authority Technical Partners Kibabii University (Kenya) Masinde Muliro University (Kenya) Vi Agroforestry Kenya Mount Elgon Foundation (Kenya) Science for Africa Foundation (Kenya) Vi Agroforestry Uganda Busitema University (Uganda)

    Duration: 8/2025—8/2028

    East & Southern Africa

  • Enabling Agroecology

    Farm Input Promotions Africa Ltd

    Partners: We will continue our partnership with County governments of Kakamega and Busia, and National government through Ministry of agriculture, Ministry of Environment and Ministry of gender, youth and social inclusion. Research and Regulatory organizations including Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) and National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) are also key partners we intend to continue working with.

    Duration: 6/2025—6/2028

    East & Southern Africa

  • West African Projects Stewardship Leadership

    Center for Creative Leadership

    Partners: The key project partners for this effort will include key staff from the Regional Team, representatives from the active CCRP/ CRFS West Africa Regional Teams/grantees including university researchers, smallholder farmers, agricultural cooperative representatives, students and National Research Institutes from the three countries, NGO's and CSOs development practitioners, farmer cooperatives and other community level representatives, Principal Investigators of the WAf CoP projects.

    Duration: 4/2025—4/2027

    West Africa

  • FJC

    Partners: ZIMSOFF (Zimbabwe Smallholders Organic Farmers Forum, Zimbabwe): 19,000 members advancing agroecology, seed sovereignty, and gender equity. RWA Zambia (Rural Women’s Assembly, Zambia): Regional network advocating feminist leadership, food sovereignty, and environmental justice. ESAFF Uganda (Eastern & Southern Africa Small Scale Farmers Forum, Uganda): Smallholder farmers’ network driving agroecology and policy change. WAS/NSS (We Are the Solution / Nous Sommes La Solution, Senegal & Burkina Faso): Peasant women’s movement strengthening seeds, knowledge, and leadership across West Africa.

    Duration: 2/2025—11/2027

  • Partnerships for Diversity (P4D)

    Oxfam America, Inc.

    Partners: CIRAD: A global research organization that contributes expertise in breeding and value chain work, Oxfam Novib: Supports social mobilization, farmer engagement, and advocacy, Farmer Organizations and CSOs/NGOs: Represent local organizations and farmer associations that collaborate in the P4D initiative, National Agricultural Research Systems (NARS): Provides expertise in breeding and research, Universities: Support capacity building, knowledge sharing, and data management.

    Duration: 1/2025—1/2026

    East & Southern Africa, West Africa

  • Andes Agroecológicos

    Fundación EkoRural

    Partners: Support" project, providing key messages and coordinating communication efforts, Influencers: Individuals or content creators who will be engaged to promote agroecology messages in Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia, and help disseminate the learnings from the CRFS Andes projects.

    Duration: 1/2025—1/2026

    Andes

  • Consumers of Cochabamba

    Instituto Para el Desarrollo Rural de Sudamérica

    Partners: NGO Ciudadanía, will handle the ecological food supply side of the project; Other key collaborators include local popular fairs, neighborhood organizations (OTBs), educational units, and the groups that will receive competitive funds for communication campaigns.

    Duration: 1/2025—1/2028

    Andes

  • Advancing Climate Data Integration in Agroecological Research

    Centro International de Agricultura Tropical (CIAT)

    Partners: Stats4SD; Climate Hazards Centre (CHC), UC Santa Barbara; East Africa Agroecology-Hubs; Alliance Bioversity International and CIAT (Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation funded projects); CGIAR: Excellence in Agronomy Initiative; ABC: Evidence for Resilient Agriculture (ERA) Team; CGIAR Climate Platform; CGIAR Agroecology Initiative and Agroecology Transformative Partnership Platform (TPP)

    Duration: 1/2025—4/2026

    East & Southern Africa

  • SahelClim: Co-creating evidence for AE climate solutions in the Sahel

    Imaan Research

    Partners: The Farmer Federation Mooriben; The research-development NGO IFDC (International Fertilizer Development Center); The National Agronomical Research Institute of Niger (INRAN); Agrhymet (Regional organization for climate and meteorology in Sahelian countries); Tabou Production (Communication organization led by a young female cineast)

    Duration: 1/2025—1/2028

    West Africa

  • EcoFarmers: Strengthening AE food supply in the Kanata Metropolitan Region

    ONG Ciudadanía, Comunidad de Estudios Sociales y Acción Pública

    Partners: Institute for South American Rural Development (IPDRS) (consumer component in the RMK); Producers and community intermediaries in identified fairs, including Quillacollo Fair and two additional fairs in the RMK; Municipal governments of the RMK (specifically those connected to the fairs where the project operates); Cochabamba departmental government; University; National Service of Agricultural Safety and Food Safety (SENASAG), with contact María Garcia Poveda Alarcón; Networks: Bolivian Agroecological Movement (MAB), National Soil Platform (PNS), Cochabamba Regional Soil Platform, and associated institutions; Other civil organizations such as youth groups, activists, and local movements

    Duration: 12/2024—12/2027

    Andes

  • Agricultural and Food Systems Transformation through the Malawi Agroecology Hub

    Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR)

    Partners: PELUM Malawi; Human Ecology Department (LUANAR); Development Technical Assistance Services (DeTAS); Biodiversity Conservation International (BCI); Zodiak Media; National Gene Bank; Department of Agricultural Extension Services (DAES); Department of Agricultural Research (DARS); Never Ending Food (NGOs); KUSAMALA

    Duration: 12/2024—12/2027

    East & Southern Africa

  • Promoting healthy soil ecosystems in Africa through agroecology

    Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA)

    Partners: AFSA HSHF centers in Burkina Faso (BioProtect GIE), Uganda (Rural Community in Development), Kenya (Bio-gardening Innovations), and Malawi (Soils Food and Healthy Communities); Participatory Action Research (PAR) platform of the Seed and Knowledge Initiative for soil health issues, University of Cape Town, South Africa; AFSA-University collaboration platform in Uganda and Kenya

    Duration: 12/2024—3/2026

    East & Southern Africa, West Africa

  • Rural-urban partnerships for the on-farm conservation of Peru’s native chili peppers

    Fundación para el Desarrollo Agrario

    Partners: ANPE Peru; Club de Madres Emprendedoras de Lamud; Asociación de Productores Ecológicos de Pimental; Asociación Huerta Mochera; Universidad Nacional Toribio Rodríguez de Mendoza; Universidad Nacional San Agustín; Grupo Impulsor de la Denominación de Origen Ají Mochero; Afro-Peruvian initiative linked to McKnight’s Arts & Culture program;Gastronomic movement actors: various restaurants and gastronomy schools;Ministry of the Environment; Proyecto Especial Chavimochic Instituto Nacional de Investigación Agraria; Patronato de las Huacas del Sol y la Luna; Huaca Pucllana; National Network of Participatory Guarantee Systems – PGS; Leading Peruvian researchers: Rodomiro Ortiz (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences) and Carlos Arbizu (Universidad Nacional Toribio Rodríguez de Mendoza); La Revolución (NGO involved in food, gastronomy, and education for children)

    Duration: 12/2024—2/2028

    Andes

  • Native and wild plant diversity for sustainable quinoa production in the Bolivian altiplano

    The Foundation for the Promotion and Investigation of Andean Products (PROINPA)

    Partners: Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (IBMB), Universidad Mayor de San Andrés (UMSA); The Land Institute (United States); Andean Valley companies (AVSA), Irupana Andean Organic Food (IRUPANA), Jacha Inti Industrial; Technical University of Oruro (UTO); Municipal Governments of Uyuni and Salinas de Garci Mendoza; University of Colorado (Steven Vanek, soil specialist); International Potato Center (CIP) (Israel Navarrete, Agrobiodiversity and Seed Systems specialist); University of Vermont (Carlos Andrés Gallegos, Institute of Agroecology); Stats4SD;Youth in Agroecology; Satreps-quinoa (JICA); Al Invest Verde (European Union)

    Duration: 12/2024—12/2027

    Andes

  • Strengthening Agroecology at the Interface of National and International Policies

    Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy

    Partners: Semillas de Vida (Mexico); Asociación Nacional de Productores Empresariales del Campo (ANEC, Mexico); Alianza Nacional de Campesinas (U.S.-Mexico); Rural Coalition, USA; National Family Farm Coalition (NFFC, USA); La Via Campesina; International Planning Committee (IPC); Malaysian Agroecology Society; Malaysian Food Sovereignty Forum; Asian Farmers Association (AFA); SEARICE; Third World Network (TWN); Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA); African Biodiversity Network (ABN); Southern and Eastern Africa Trade Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI); African Centre for Biodiversity (ACB); Biodiversity and Biosafety Association of Kenya (BIBA-K)

    Duration: 12/2024—3/2027

  • UMN Agroecology Graduate Curriculum

    University of Minnesota Foundation

    Partners: The project will be developed in consultation with possible collaborative development of agroecology curricula with agroecology colleagues at UC-Davis (Amelie Gaudin); North Carolina State University (Michelle Schroeder-Moreno); UC-Berkeley (Tim Bowles); University of Nebraska (Andrea Basche); and University of Vermont (Ernesto Mendez).

    While the collaborations have not been fully established, there is strong mutual interest in further discussions, as we will pursue in the project period.

    Duration: 11/2024—11/2026

  • YPARD Networks in Action

    YPARD CAPITULO PERUANO

    Partners: FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations); IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development); Local Universities and Research Centers (e.g., Central University of Ecuador, Universidad Mayor de San Andrés); Youth and Rural Development Organizations; CdP Andes

    Duration: 11/2024—11/2025

    Andes

  • Sustainable conservation and utilization of Agro-biodiversity in agricultural landscapes in Eastern Uganda

    National Agricultural Research Organization

    Partners: National Semi-Arid Resources Research Institute (NaSARRI); Busitema University; Ateker Transformation and Sustainability Initiatives (ATSI); Popular Knowledge Women's Initiative (P'KWI); CERDI; Extension Department of the Ministry of Agriculture; FRN-NGOs, led by Oju David; PKWI-FRN, led by Norah Asiyo Ebukalin

    Duration: 11/2024—11/2027

    East & Southern Africa

  • Agroecological post-harvest management of cereals and legumes in Burkina Faso

    Institut de Recherches en Sciences Appliquées et Technologies (IRSAT)

    Partners: Institut de l'Environnement et de Recherches Agricoles (INERA); Minim Som Panga Association: New farmers' associations and women's associations in the Centre South and South West regions, including associations of livestock farmers, distributors, and other stakeholders; Networking for Seed Project and Bambara Nut Project: Contributing to the availability of resistant varieties; Processing Project and Child Nutrition Project: Working through rural incubation centers; Agriculture officials in rural areas will support the project, focusing on policy development and the improvement of post-harvest management infrastructure.

    Duration: 11/2024—11/2027

    West Africa