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  • Food-SINERGY Co-Design Workshop

    Université de Montréal

    Partners: International development organizations and networks Pan American Health Organization; One Health High-Level Expert Panel; International Development and Research Centre; COLANSA; UNESCO Chair on Food, Biodiversity, and Sustainability Studies; and UNESCO Chair on World Food Systems.

    Research institutions McGill University, Université Laval, University of Alberta, Wilfrid Laurier University, University of Calgary, CIRANO, Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Maternal Child, Université de Montpellier, INRAE, CIRAD, Montpellier Interdisciplinary Center on Sustainable Agri-food Systems, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, FLACSO, Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala, American University of Beirut, and Universidade de São Paulo

    NGOs Knowledge Platform Agro Development and Rural Innovation (Ukraine), Environmental Sustainable Development Unit (Lebanon), Grădina Moldovei (Moldova), Fundación EkoRural (Ecuador), Fundación Trócaire (Guatemala), EKJUT (India), Schola Campesina (Italy), and Santé Diabète (Mali)

    Peasant, Indigenous, and consumer organizations European Coordination Via Campesina, MESSE, Colectivo Nacional Agroecológico del Ecuador, Campaña Nacional de Consumo Responsable Que Rico Es, REDSAG (Guatemala), and La Via Campesina

    Duration: 5/2023—11/2023

  • Agrinovia Master Training

    Université Joseph Ki-Zerbo (UJK-Z)

    Partners: NGOs, associations, projects, and professional structures (public or private sector companies) that welcome students on internship

    Financial partners Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) and FONER (national fund for education and research)

    Technical and/or scientific partners Università of Roma Tre (Italy), Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium), Senghor University in Alexandria (Egypt), Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (France), Université Peleforo Gon Coulibaly de Korhogo (Ivory Coast), Abdou Moumouni University (Niger), University of Abomey-Calavi (Benin), Agreenium (France), Fert (Burkina Faso), CORADE training and consulting agency (Burkina Faso), CPF (farmers confederation of Burkina Faso), DIOBASS Ecology and Society (Burkina Faso), TRIAS (Burkina Faso), Project Neer-Tamba (Burkina Faso), CIRADE (Ouagadougou), dP/ASAP CIRDES (Bobo-Dioulasso), Inter-réseaux (Ouagadougou), and Terre des hommes, ONG Suisse (Ouagadougou)

    Duration: 5/2023—5/2024

    West Africa

  • Agroecological Valorization of Organic Waste (AgrOW)

    Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement

    Partners: Global Collaboration for Resilient Food Systems projects Agro2Ecos, Women’s Fields, CATI-Gao, and Cowpea Square performed in the Maradi region and the 5R laboratory of the Direction du Cadre de Vie et de Gestion de Déchets (DCV/GD); OXFAM (Niamey); University De Ouagadougou (Burkina Faso); French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD); Université Boubakar Bâ de Tillabéri; University of Maradi; farm union partners Mooriben and Fuma Gaskiya; municipalities and local services of the ministries of agriculture and environment; and key stakeholders in the waste and agricultural sectors at local (rural and peri-urban) and territory (urban) levels

    Duration: 5/2023—5/2024

    West Africa

  • Kenya AE Hub II R&D and Info-Sharing

    Organic Growers’ Research and Information-Sharing Network

    Partners: CCRP projects Drylands FRN, FRN-NGO, RECODA FRN, PKWI FRN, and VEDCO FRN; cross-cutting Soils, Multipurpose Legumes, and Botanical projects; NGOs and CBOs, including (town, municipality, or county with organization) Bungoma (SADI, VI), Busia (BERMA, SINGI), Homa Bay (DIG, Practical Action, Trees for the Future) Kisumu (Practical Action, Trees for the Future), Migori (ACEP, CMAD, Rural FRN), Siaya (Tembea Youth), Thika (GBIAK, RODI), and Trans-Nzoia (CMAP, Kipsaina Cranes and Wetlands Conservation Group, Thrive, SMART); IDEMS International; Innodems; Kenyan government organizations KALRO and Trans-Nzoia MOA; Manor House Agricultural Center (MHAC); PELUM Kenya; Busitema University Uganda and Maseno University

    Duration: 11/2022—2/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • Python-Based Platform to Evaluate Crop/Pest Systems

    Center for the Analysis of Sustainable Agricultural Systems (CASAS)

    Partners: Partnerships with appropriate research groups being sought and established as a basis for proposing the actual funding of the software with McKnight and other funders

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2023

  • Strategic Alliance of Philanthropic Foundations

    Meridian Institute

    Partners: Global Alliance for the Future of Food, AgroEcology Fund, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Children’s Investment Fund Foundation, Transformational Investing in Food Systems (TIFS), True Cost Accounting Accelerator (TCAA), Agroecology and Livelihoods Collaborative, Agroecology Europe, Agroecology Research-Action Collective, AS-PTA, Asian Farmers Association for Sustainable Rural Development, Biovision, Caribbean Agroecology Institute, Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL), CGIAR, CIFOR-ICRAF, CIRAD, Civil Society Organization Nutrition Alliance, Consejo Internacional de Tratados Indios, Cultivate!, EAT, El Colegio de la Frontera Sur, ENDA Pronat, EnviroStrat, Funders for Regenerative Agriculture, FUMA Gaskiya, Grupo Yanapai, Groundswell International, Imaan Research, Indigenous Partnership for Agrobiodiversity and Food Sovereignty, INRAE, Institute for Agriculture & Trade Policy, IPES-Food, IRD, IRPAD, IRSAT, L’Institut Agro Montpellier, Louvain Cooperation, MAELA, National Family Farm Coalition, P’KWI Farmer-to-Farmer Cooperative, SOCLA, Stats4SD, Sustainable Agriculture Tanzania, UN FAO, University of Brasilia, Colorado State University, Cornell University, Coventry Univeresity, Free University of Brussels, Mayan Intercultural University of Quintana Roo, University of Jaffna, Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources, University of the Philippines, University of Vermont, Wilfrid Laurier University, and Yale University

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

  • Forage and Fallows Phase IV

    Grupo Yanapai (international) and Colorado State University (domestic)

    Partners: World Neighbors, INIA, and farmers and leaders in communities of Huahuanca, Rangra, Tizo, and Quilcas (Junín); Pacchomolinos, Santa Cruz, and Ccasapata (Huancavelica), and Cruzccasa, Jacaspampa, and Urubamba (Ayacucho)

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

    Andes

  • Bioinoculants’ Role in Crop Production and Protection

    University of Greenwich

    Partners: The Nelson Mandela African Institution of Science and Technology (NM-AIST), CCRP projects in the Kilimanjaro and Singida regions where FRNs have been established, NGO Ateker Transformation and Sustainability Initiatives (ATSI-UG), Colorado State University, University of Greenwich Natural Resources Institute (NRI)

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • Kenya AE Hub 3: Supporting FRN Priorities

    IDEMS International Community Interest Company

    Partners: CCRP projects and core hub members Drylands FRN, FRN-NGO, RECODA FRN, PKWI FRN, VEDCO FRN, NARO Sorghum, and KALRO MLP; also projects Cross-Cutting Soils, Multipurpose Legumes, and Botanical projects; NGOs and CBOs, including (county or town with organization) Bungoma (SADI, VI), Busia (BERMA, SINGI, Transcom), Homa Bay (DIG, Practical Action, Trees for the Future), Kisumu (Practical Action, Trees for the Future, CREPP, Migori (ACEP, CMAD, Rural FRN), Siaya (Tembea Youth), Thika (GBIAK, RODI), Trans Nzoia (CMAP, Kipsaina Cranes and Wetlands Conservation Group, Thrive, SMART), Vihiga (SOFDI), and West Pokot (SMART); Innodems; Kenyan government organizations KALRO and Trans Nzoia MOA; Manor House Agricultural Center (MHAC); PELUM Kenya; Busitema University, Cornell University, and Maseno University

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2024

    East & Southern Africa

  • Farmer-Managed Seed Systems

    Michigan State University

    Partners: Seed System Unit of MOA, NGOs including current partner of Self Help Africa, (In progress) ECHO from Tanzania, Farmers World merchants, and churches/mosques from within each EPA

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • Community Food Sustainability, Soil/Water Conservation

    University of Eldoret

    Partners: CCRP project Drylands FRN, farmer groups, Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries, local administration, primary school, West Pokot county government, Kenya Forest Service, Ministry of Water and Irrigation, National Environmental Management Authority, CCRP sister projects, and KALRO

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • Maize

    FRNs and METs for Soil, Maize-Legume, and Livelihoods

    Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR)

    Partners: University of Greenwich Natural Resources Institute (NRI); NGOs (SFHC, MALEZA, LOMADEF); government extension Kasungu, Ntcheu, and Mzimba North District Agriculture Offices; Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Water Development

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • Spread AE: Responding to New Challenges

    Association Ecology Technology and Culture in the Andes (ETC Andes)

    Partners: Project is not designed to be executed in association with other organization. Contact with some networks of interest will be promoted, i.e., the Latin American Scientific Society of Agroecology (SOCLA), “Cencalli: Casa del maíz y la cultura alimentaria" in Mexico, Institute for Ecosystems and Sustainability Research of the University of Mexico (UNAM), Environmental Geography Research Center (CIGA) at UNAM, Michoacán University of San Nicolás of Hidalgo, regional center of Chapingo Autonomous University; NGOs such as MILPA AC and CONACYT networks, COEECI thematic group “Food Sovereignty and Family Farming SAAF,” Conveagro, ONVEAGRO, Bolivian Agroecological Movement, agriculture network created by ILEIA, magazines Agriculturas in Brazil and LEISA India, and CIDSE

    Duration: 11/2022—3/2024

    Andes

  • Agroecological Youth in Action

    National Association of Ecological Producers of Peru (ANPE PERU)

    Partners: Peru Chapter of the Young Professionals for Rural Development (YPARD Peru), National Agrarian University, and Pontifical Catholic University of Peru

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

    Andes

  • Farmer-Managed Seed Systems

    Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR)

    Partners: Malawi Plant Genetic Resources Centre/Malawi National Gene Bank, Self Help Africa-Malawi, Michigan State University’s Center for Regional Food Systems, EPAs, and FRNs

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • FRN Contributions to Resilient Food Systems

    Research Community and Organizational Development Associates

    Partners: Farmers; local government at regional, district, ward, and village levels; MVIWAARUSHA, Iles de Paix, Rikolto, Echo Tanzania, Tanzania Official Seed Certification Institute (TOSCI), Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA), Agroecology Hub-Tanzania, TARI-Ilonga and TARI-Naliendele, Tanzania Organic Agriculture Movement, and Sustainable Agriculture Tanzania, Participatory Agroecological Land Use Management-Tanzania

    Duration: 11/2022—11/2023

    East & Southern Africa

  • To Build the Circular Bionutrient Economy

    Cornell University and its off-campus site The Soil Factory (TSF)

    Partners: The Soil Factory Network (SFN), Poverty and Health Integrated Solutions (PHIS), Maseno University, the county government of Kisumu, Manor House Agricultural Centre (MHAC), Kisumu youth groups Nyalenda Young Turks and United Destiny Shapers, and women groups as well as private sector players

    Duration: 8/2022—8/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • Building the Circular Bionutrient Economy

    Poverty and Health Integrated Solutions (PHIS)

    Partners: CCRP project team led by Cornell University’s Professor Rebecca Nelson and members of the Nelson lab and Johannes Lehmann lab; off-campus site The Soil Factory (TSF)

    Duration: 8/2022—8/2025

    East & Southern Africa

  • Research Methods Support (RMS)

    Statistics for Sustainable Development

    Partners: CCRP grantees, grantees’ partners and their institutions, students who are part of regional projects, regional teams and CoP in each region, leadership team, and cross-cutting projects; informal partners CIFOR-ICRAF, the Agroecology Transformative Partnership Platform (TPP), CIRAD, Slow Food, the Agroecology Fund, RHoMIS team, Global Landscapes Forum, and 1CG Agroecology Initiative

    Duration: 8/2022—8/2025

    Andes, East & Southern Africa, West Africa

  • Co-Designing Agro-Sylvo-Pastoral Systems

    Centre de Cooperation Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour le Developpement (CIRAD)

    Partners: INERA, AMSP, WUR, and CIRAD; Propulse, a project from Agropolis Foundation involving IRD, CIRAD, INERA, AMSP, and IRSAT in Burkina Faso; FAIR Sahel, a European Union-funded DESIRA project involving CIRAD, INERA, and AMSP; and other CCRP projects in Burkina Faso

    Duration: 8/2022—8/2026

    West Africa

  • Sahel-IPM II

    Universite de Maradi

    Partners: In Burkina Faso: INERA of the National Center for Scientific and Technological Research (CNRST), AFEDD, AMSP, DRARAH du Centre-Est, DRARAH de l’EST, and agrodealers; in Mali: IER, Council for Research Users (CRU), agrodealers, Regional Directorates of Agriculture in Segou, Koutiala, and San; in Niger: International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT), the National Institute of Agricultural Research of Niger (INRAN), FUMA-GASKIYA, FUBI, MOORIBEN, RECA, agrodealers, and RECA–Niger; other partners: IITA–Cotonou

    Duration: 8/2022—8/2025

    West Africa

  • Strengthen FRNs to Improve Climate Change Resilience

    Association for the Development of Production and Training Activities (ADAF/Gallè)

    Partners: Diobass in the commune of Toéghin (Kourwéogo Province) and MARP Network in the communes of Gourcy and Bassi (Zondoma Province), the Institute of Environment and Agricultural Research (INERA), farmers in Mali and Association of Professional Farmers’ Organizations (AOPP), and the Institute of Rural Economy (IER)

    Duration: 8/2022—8/2025

    West Africa