Agroecology is a system of principles that help us farm with nature; without reliance on fossil fuel-based pesticides or fertilizers. This solution is a viable, equitable and climate-friendly alternative to industrialized agriculture. It incorporates social, cultural, and economic values like stewarding land for the common good, and shifting power back into the hands of food producers, workers and communities.
On this page, find case studies on specific methods of practicing agroecological principles such as sustainable forms of pest management.
Agroecology Case Studies from India
Through capacity-building programmes, hands-on-trainings, knowledge exchange programmes and continuous field management support, 399 women farmers in India have stepped into
Climate Resilience through Agroecology: Sustainable Agricultural Practice in Kenya
This case study documents transformation from the ground level in Kenya, based on countless conversations with farmers, field visits, and
Agroecology in Argentina: promoting climate-resilience, protecting health and restoring biodiversity
Case studies of integrated agroecology in Agrentina, including a 200-hectare integrated crop production-livestock system under family management, where wheat is
Agroecological alternatives for crop management in Costa Rica
Agroecological alternatives for crop management without the use of Highly Hazardous Pesticides in Costa Rica are highlighted in this case
Mapping agroecological practices in Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso, like many Sahelian countries, faces major challenges related to the degradation of natural resources, food insecurity, rural poverty,
Scale up agroecology for sustainable and resilient food systems in Kenya
Kenya’s agricultural sector faces unprecedented threats, including unsustainable agricultural practices, soil degradation, adverse effects of climate change and declining productivity
Agroecological best practices through farmer field schools in Benin
Agroecological practices in Benin have brought numerous benefits, including climate change mitigation and adaptation, increased household income and food security,
Agroecological pest management in Lake Ziway, Ethiopia
In 2018, PAN Ethiopia and PAN UK initiated an IPM research and farmer training project in Lake Ziway area, Oromia,
