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  • AGUAPAN II

    Grupo Yanapai

    Partners: Association of Potato Landrace Guardians of Central Peru (AGUAPAN), International Potato Center (CIP), Forage and Fallows Phase IV project, Peruvian Society of Environmental Law (SPDA), Instituto de Innovación Agraria (INIA), and Asociacion Pataz

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2026

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  • Pesticide-Free Territories

    Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador (PUCE)

    Partners: IRD; Universidad Central del Ecuador; SWISSAID; farmers, among them women’s association Unión y Progreso de la parroquia Aláquez; and the ancestral community of San Isidro

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2028

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  • Andean Insights and Narrative

    International Potato Center (CIP)

    Partners: Grupo Yanapai, Arid Zones Research Institute–La Molina (CIZA), and Fundación PROINPA

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2026

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  • Public Policy for AE

    Institute of Ecuadorian Studies (IEE)

    Partners: Institute of Economic Research of the Central University (IIE); Indigenous peasant organizations CONAIE, FENOCIN, and CNC; Universidad Amawtay Wasi; Agroecology Collective; Secretariat of Peasant Family Farming; FENOCIN; CNC; CONAIE; NGOs AVSF and SWISSAID; CoPs

    At territorial level: (in Tungurahua) Indigenous Movement of Tungurahua, PACT, producer associations, and Salasaca people, and (in Pichincha) Kayambi people and Fenocin

    Council of Agroecological Producers’ Organizations, provincial governments and municipalities, and agroecological development teams in Tungurahua and Cayambe

    Duration: 11/2023—11/2024

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  • Strengthening Multi-Stakeholder Cooperation

    Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

    Partners: TAPE technical working group, whose members represent INTA/University of Gronigen, Cornell University, IRD, Friends of the Earth International, World Agroforestry, INRAE, CIMMYT, AVSF, La Vía Campesina, MAELA, and CIRAD; also Agroscope (Switzerland/Kenya), ARAA/ECOWAS (West Africa), ARFA (Burkina Faso), COLEAD (Benin), DCA (Cambodia, Nepal, Uganda), Diaconia (Brazil), DTEAP (Laos), Eclosio (Benin, Cambodia, Peru), ECOWAS (West Africa), Enabel (Benin), ENDA Pronat (Senegal), Haramaya University (Ethiopia), Iles de Paix (Tanzania), In Situ (Argentina), INTA (Argentina), IRPAD (Mali), Louvain Coopération (Cambodia, Madagascar), reNature (Kenya, Indonesia), RSDA (Lesotho), SPC (Pacific), Trócaire (Rwanda), ULB (Congo), UNAM (Mexico), Universidad Veracruzana (Mexico), VAAS (Vietnam); research methods support Stats4SD

    OMSST, whose collaborators represent FAOSTAT, Koronivia joint work on agriculture, and Cornell University/Soil Factory

    Agroecology Knowledge Hub (AKH) composed of IRPAD, Chulalongkorn University, Asian Institute of Technology, ASEAN Academic Network, SEARCA, FiBL, Coventry University, Agroecology Europe, SOCLA, Red PP-AL, CLACSO, Rede Sial (Brazil), IPES-Food, CIRAD, INRA, CGIAR, and TPP

    Civil society organizations 3AO, Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa, Australian Food Sovereignty Alliance, Asian Peasant Coalition, Asiadhrra, CSA, China Digital Green, ELVC, Agency of Development Initiatives, MAELA, RIAM, RUPAP, IPC, CSM, IFOAM, PAN, and URGENCI

    Private sector ROPPA, PROPAC, ESAFF, PELUM, COPROFAM, and Access Agriculture

    Knowledge platforms Biovision Africa Trust, African Union, EOA Knowledge Hub Project, ALiSEA, LaoFAB, UNISECO, CELIA, WOCAT, and SIANI

    NGOs or private foundations and donors Terre & Humanisme, Swissaid, Biovision, Groundswell International, PAN AP, SEI, Schola Campesina, Agroecology Europe, SDC, RADDO, Agroecology Fund, Global Alliance for the Future of Food, McKnight Foundation, OXFAM, GRET, ActionAid, World Rural Forum, SPC, and Agroecology Coalition

    FAO working group through CoP on family farming and agroecology

    Duration: 8/2023—8/2025

    Andes, East & Southern Africa, West Africa

  • 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

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  • 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

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  • 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

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  • 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

  • Expand Achievements and Consolidate Community of Knowledge and Practice

    Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO)

    Partners: CLACSO political agroecology working group and member centers; CoP on family farming and agroecology Latin America and the Caribbean in collaboration with FAO; CoP with tutors, former scholarships, and teachers from Latin America, Europe, and US universities; SOCL; CCRP CoP members and projects; and local and regional universities

    Duration: 2/2022—2/2025

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  • Enabling Rural Farm Enterprises

    Fundación Aliados

    Partners: ESPAE (ESPOL) Graduate School of Management; farmer associations Asociación de productores Agropecuarios La Ruta Escondida; Asociación de producción Agropecuaria Mushuk Tarpuy. AZAMA. Asproamauta; Asociación Artesanal Chakrata Tarpushun; Asociación de Productores MABE; Asociación de Productores Santa Rosa de Cusubamba; and Asociación de Desarrollo Comunitario Aromas del Cayambe; and corporate partners Terrafertil/Nature’s Heart and TippyTea

    Duration: 2/2022—2/2025

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  • Examining Sustainable Soil and Landscape Management

    Colorado State University

    Partners: Grupo Yanapai, Vecinos Mundiales, and farmers and communities with which the project works; local universities and research institutions; potential new partners with expertise in biogeochemical modeling, landscape ecology and GIS, soil microbiology, and economics, including payments for ecosystem services; PhD student Anna Visscher at the University of Bolzano, Italy; and Mountain Institute and IRD, possibly

    Duration: 11/2021—11/2023

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  • Strengthening Knowledge Dialogue Capacities and Facilitation

    Fundacion EkoRural

    Partners: PROSUCO, PROINPA, Agrecol, and UMSA from Bolivia; Proyecto AMIGO, a transdisciplinary research involving Institut de la Recherche pour le Developement from France, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador, Universidad Central del Ecuador, and Universidad Técnica de Cotopaxi from Ecuador; Yanapai from Peru; Andes CoP members

    Duration: 11/2021—11/2024

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  • Supporting Agroecology Peasant Schools in the Andes

    SWISSAID, Swiss Foundation for Development Cooperation

    Partners: SWISSAID Foundation offices in Nicaragua, Colombia, India, Myanmar, Chad, Niger, Guinea Bissau, Tanzania, and Switzerland; Agroecology Peasant Schools (ECAs); Instituto de Estudios Ecuatorianos (Spanish acronym IEE); Universidad Intercultural de las Nacionalidades y Pueblos Indígenas, Afroecuatorianos, Montubios y Mestizos, Universidad Amawtay Wasi; Red de Guardianes de Semillas (Ecuadorian Seed Guardian Network); Fundación UTOPÍA; Colectivo Agroecológico del Ecuador, Fondo de Páramos de Tungurahua, and other peasant organizations that already have agroecological schools, such as Machete y Garabato in Quevedo, Troja Manaba, and Unión de Organizaciones Campesinas de Esmeraldas, among others

    Duration: 11/2021—11/2024

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  • Improving Agrobiodiversity and Seed Systems Research

    International Potato Center (CIP)

    Partners: CIP’s Andean Initiative; Andean Agrobiodiversity and Seed System Projects (AASSP); CCRP-Andes regional team and projects Agroecology, Research and Support Methods, Soils, and RHoMIS; Western and East & Southern Africa CoPs; CoPs on Seed Systems and In-Situ Conservation supported by RTB; Wageningen University; University of Florida; and Andean universities such as Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina, Universidad de Cotopaxi, and Universidad Mayor de San Simon

    Duration: 8/2021—8/2023

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  • Collective Actions to Improve Agroecological Efficiency of Production Systems

    Programa de Promocion de la Sustentabilidad y Conocimientos Compartidos PROSUCO

    Partners: Communities of Chigani Alto, Iquicachi, Cutusuma, Igachi, Villa Anta, and Suramaya and Networks of Research Farmers (NRF within them; municipal governments; Yapuchiris from FUNAPA and Jacha Suyu Pakajaqi organizations; Local Agroclimatic Observers (OLA); communities including Aroma of Oruro; UMSA; PROINPA; Universidad San Francisco; projects YANAPAI and AMIGO Soils and Landscapes, CIZA Schools and Seeds, STATS4SD, and GIS; FAO; RIMISP; Vice Ministry of Civil Defense

    Duration: 8/2021—8/2024

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  • AEI in Agro-Food Systems in Bolivia’s Altiplano

    Foundation for the Promotion and Investigation of Andean Products PROINPA

    Partners: FRN representing ANAPQUI and APQUISA; processing companies and independent farmers in Chita, Chacala, Challwa, and Sigualaca; companies associated with CABOLQUI, such as Andean Valley and Irupana; Institute of Biotechnology and Molecular Biology; Institute for Chemical Research; Pure and Natural Sciences faculty from the University of San Andrés (UMSA); National Institute for Agricultural and Forestry Innovation (INIAF); CIMMYT; Andes CoP partners Stats4SD, Soil team, Agroecology team, PROSUCO, and Yapuchiris; IRD; project Strengthening the Resilience of Arid Agroecosystems Vulnerable to Climate Change by JIRCAS with Kyoto, Tokyo, and Obihiro universities, funding from JICA, and the Ministry of Environment and Water (MMAyA) of Bolivia

    Duration: 8/2021—8/2024

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  • Scaling Up Local Agroecological Food Systems

    Eclosio

    Partners: DIACONIA and Slow Food in Peru, Centro Peruano de Estudios Sociales (CEPES), Instituto de Promoción para la Gestión del Agua (IPROGA), Young Professionals for Agricultural Development (YPARD), Liège University, Universidad Nacional Santiago Antúnez de Mayolo de Huaraz (UNASAM), Instituto de Educación Superior Tecnológico Público Aija-Monserrate, University of Reading, Peruvian Agroecological Consortium (CAP), Municipalities and state social programs

    Duration: 5/2021—5/2024

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  • Legumip

    AMIGO Pest Management

    Institut de Recherche pour le Developpement (IRD)

    Partners: University of New Hampshire, CIRAD & PUCE

    Duration: 3/2020—3/2023

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  • Aguapan 2019

    Potato Guardian Network

    Grupo Yanapai

    Duration: 5/2019—5/2022

    Encouraging Diversity in the central Peruvian highlands: institutional innovations for the in situ conservation and utilization of agrobiodiversity

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