On 24th March, 2022, ALiSEA Team in Cambodia and the ASSET Team Project co-organized an online workshop to discuss, review and reach common understanding of the Agroecology and Food System Principles, concrete field experiences and constraints in the context of Cambodia. This consultation workshop is part of the participatory process to build a common vision and understanding of the agricultural and food system […]
Objectives: To strengthen knowledge and experience sharing on agroecology according to topics of interest raised by ALiSEA members; To encourage informal exchanges and foster learning among ALiSEA members; and To increase the visibility of agroecological initiatives. ALiSEA network has been held on the ALiSEA Network – thematic green talk – the series in Cambodia, Laos […]
Date: Monday 1st November, 2021 Venue: Hanoi, Vietnam Role of the Working Group: to define the strategy, key prioritize and action plan of the ALiSEA Network Objectives Objectives of the working group meeting: Reviews of ALiSEA networks & operations so far. Take stock of members and non-members experiences Present the results of the online questionnaire […]
Date: Thursday, 18th November, 2021 Venue: French Institute, Vientiane Capital Role of the Working Group: to define the strategy, key prioritize and action plan of the ALiSEA Network Objectives Objectives of the working group meeting: Reviews of ALiSEA networks & operations so far. Take stock of members and non-members experiences Present the results of the […]
Date: Friday, 10th December, 2021 Venue: Phnom Penh Role of the Working Group: to define the strategy, key prioritize and action plan of the ALiSEA Network Objectives Objectives of the working group meeting: Reviews of ALiSEA networks & operations so far. Take stock of members and non-members experiences Present the results of the online questionnaire […]
Announcement Description In 2016, four Belgian University NGOs (ECLOSIO, FUCID, Louvain Coopération, and ULB Coopération) have decided to join forces and strengthen their synergies through the creation of the entity “Uni4Coop” and the mutual engagement in the implementation of one common program funded by the Belgian Development Cooperation (DGD). In Cambodia, the Uni4Coop Program is implemented by, ECLOSIO and Louvain Coopération (LC), and has 3 Specific Objectives (SO) tackling two sectors, Agriculture/Rural Economy and Health. ECLOSIO and LC are both involved in the agriculture and economic sector (SO1 and SO2), LC alone is involved in the health sector (SO3). Within the framework of the 2017-2021 Uni4Coop program, […]
Phnom Penh, 28-29 September 2021: Cambodia Conservation Agriculture and Sustainable Intensification Consortium (CASIC) held its 2nd Annual Regional Workshop with the focus on development of and transition towards Conservation Agriculture & Sustainable Agriculture (CA/SI) and Agroecology (AE) in the region. The virtual workshop was attended about 150 participants from 28 countries. Over 20 national and […]
Objectives: To strengthen knowledge and experience sharing on agroecology according to topics of interest raised by ALiSEA members; To encourage informal exchanges and foster learning among ALiSEA members; and To increase the visibility of agroecological initiatives. ALiSEA network has been held on the ALiSEA Network – thematic green talk – the series in Cambodia, Laos […]
On 24th September, ALiSEA, PGS Vietnam and Seed to table have been organized the online thematic session on sharing knowledge on organic agriculture production – Participatory Guarantee Systems (PGS). There were about 50 participants from research center, NGOs, International NGOs, University lecturers, young farmers…. participating in the event. The purpose of this event was to: […]
Background The food systems in the region have undergone important changes over the past decades, mostly due to rapid economic growth, increasing population and demographic shifts, rapid urbanization, rural and urban transformation, changing food consumption behavior and climate change (FAO, 2018). The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on agriculture have been exacerbated by the way […]
