Implementation Working Group

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Jimena GomezFAO
Joshua AijukaPelum Uganda
Richard EwbankChristian Aid
Chérif TOUREGuinea
Monica yatorIndigenous Women and Girls Initiative (IWGI) Kenya
Francisco Rosado-May Indgenous Partnership
Emery Fabrice BIMBOUCongo
Roland Charles; Vladymir RiveraVoluntary Services Overseas
Valentina RobiglioCIFOR-ICRAF
Clara RaherijaonaMadagascar
Avotiana RandranarisaoMadagascar
Tamika WilliamsFarmer’s Pride International
Elfas Mcloud Z Shangwa Farmer’s Pride International
Lorenzo Bosi; Bezuayehu OlanaWFP
Sunday Bob GeorgeUganda
Sarah MaderSwissaid
Martin OuluISFAA Kenya
Annor DouglasOffinso Partners in Sustainable Development 
Leonardo GallicoItalian Agency for Development Cooperation
Manei NaanyuPelum Kenya
Nancy RapandoIntersectoral Forum on Agrobiodiversity and Agroecology (ISFAA)
M’koumfida BagbohounaCentre pour la justice environnementale
Kim SchoppinkRainforest Alliance
Faith GikundaInstitute for Culture and Ecology
Joseph Senyo kwashieCommunity and Family Aid Foundation-Ghana (CAFAF)
Rodrigue KouangService d’Appui aux Initiatives Locales de Developpement (SAILD)
Laurence DefriseBelgium (ENABEL)
Firmin HienConseil National de l’Agriculture Biologique (CNABio)
Roberto AzofeifaCosta Rica
M. KumarNature-Positive Farming and Wholesome Foods Foundation
Erick TorresRed de escuelas interculturales por la soberania alimentaria (REISA)
Stephanie Piers de RavenschootSwitzerland
Sheperd MudzingwaFambidzanai Permaculture Centre
Elver Hernando GarcíaFundacion Alpina
Morton MwanzaZambia
Sandrine MOUGHOLAAssociation pour le Devenir des Autochtones et de leur Connaissance Originelle (ADACO)
Kizito MwajombeSustainable Agriculture Tanzania
Lorraine PotterThe Inga Foundation
Mengistu TesemaLand for Life Ethiopia
Trong Hieu DoVietnam
Valentina Sotelo / Natalia VenegasChile
D.K. SadanaIndigenous Livestock Society-India
Ibrahim SidibéInitiative pour le Développement Agricole et Rural
Cornelius Van BlerkThe Royal Norwegian Society for Development
Stéphanie NGUEPDJO FONGANG Cameroun
Femke van WoesikMetemeta
Françoise MANA MWIRIRIAJDC

Objectives:

  1. Create a space to share experiences and knowledge on current respective activities of Group Members, with the final goal of strengthening collaborations and synergies.
  2. Get an overview of what is done where, in order to have the bigger picture about what happens globally on agroecology.
  3. Increase visibility about programmes and projects that are effectively implementing and scaling up agroecology on the ground (including through a quick mapping).
  4. Considering increased demand from countries on how to promote agroecological transitions: connect members of the Coalition to sources of agroecological expertise and other relevant sources of learning on the topic (contextualized research and evidence, mechanisms to work with extension officials).
  5. Support the Advocacy and Public Policies Working Groups of the Coalition through availability of evidence and learnings on “what works” from programme/project implementation to policy recommendations and advocacy work.
  6. Understanding barriers and enablers to scale up agroecology in different contexts and levels.

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