GA’s local and international partners include farmers and their organizations, governments, multilaterals, researchers, civil society, companies, development banks and private investors.
GA’s work is based on the analysis of the current food system, the opportunities of innovation and the proof to scale gap that blocks the mainstreaming of Agroecology and Productive Forest solutions.
GA contributes to public policies and systems integration to mainstream Agroecology and Productive Forests. This includes TERRA, the COP 30 Action Agenda for Agroecology and Agroforestry.
With NOW Partners Foundation, local and international finance and investment partners, GA supports farmer organizations to access public and private sector funding.
Internationally GA co-creates with farmer organizations and other stakeholders hubs for co-innovation, cultivation training and economic capacity building.
GA supports capacity building in value addition, access to public and private markets and Blended Finance to strengthen farmer incomes and the regeneration of Food Systems.
GA trains farmers and foresters in cultivation methods, bio-inputs, mechanization and technology and supports co-innovation with local methods. GA also helps to scale innovative extension systems.
GA co-organizes Co-Innovation Journeys to these successful Agroecology and Agroforestry approaches to inspire co-innovation and cooperation among farmers and other stakeholders.
GA supports Co-Innovation among successful Agroecology and Agroforestry approaches that integrate positive impact with economic success, for example APCNF that already grew to 1.8 million farmers.
Rebecca Adamson: Indigenous Perspectives on Sustainability and Business
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