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"We have high expectations of the Kampala Declaration"

An Interview with Lawani Arouna

The rural population and vulnerable groups should be involved in the implementation of the African Union's Kampala Declaration on the transformation of agricultural and food systems. This is the demand of sociologist Lawani Arouna, Vice President of the Regional umbrella organisation of farmers' associations in West Africa (ROPPA).

Visioning for Resilient Food Systems

A Contribution by GIZ Malawi

Food systems vary widely between communities. While global agendas offer general guidance, effective change requires context-specific interventions at the local level. Placing the needs of local communities at the center of these efforts is essential. The visioning process can help achieve this, says Fyness Lydia Ching’oma from GIZ Malawi.

"It Takes All Of Us"

An Interview with Stacia Nordin

How can food systems be made more resilient? Dietitian and nutrition expert Stacia Nordin talks about diversification, collaboration, and the role of different actors in driving sustainable change – and about what sustains hope in times of ongoing crises.

Three people, including one in a wheelchair, move along a concrete floor, symbolizing inclusion in agrichains.

“We will be more in ten years' time”

A Conversation with Pratima Gurung

Pratima Gurung has been advocating for the rights of Indigenous women with disabilities for years – in Nepal, across Asia, and globally. In this interview, she discusses progress, ongoing challenges, and why inclusion is a global issue that concerns us all. Her message: political spaces must be inclusive and intersectional.

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