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Semìno, discovering food from other worlds, grown by migrants

Semìno, discovering food from other worlds, grown by migrants

The Semìno project is a journey of discovery through different countries’ food habits, offering migrants employment opportunities and allowing us to enjoy the properties of vegetables from all over the world.

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A 100% organic world is possible. The Indian state of Sikkim shows us how

A 100% organic world is possible. The Indian state of Sikkim shows us how

The Indian state of Sikkim is the first to be certified as fully organic, and is now ready to export its model to the rest of the world. Its delegation told us how all this has been possible.

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Glyphosate, Monsanto ordered to pay 289 million dollars to a cancer patient

Glyphosate, Monsanto ordered to pay 289 million dollars to a cancer patient

A California jury has ordered Monsanto to pay 289 million dollars in damages to a gardener who contracted cancer after using glyphosate-based herbicides for over 30 years.

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How the Bayer-Monsanto mega-merger will transform global agriculture

How the Bayer-Monsanto mega-merger will transform global agriculture

Monsanto is now property of Bayer, and its name has ceased to exist. Agriculture is in the hands of a few large corporations now more than ever, with dire consequences for people and the environment.

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Gilbert Houngbo. To stay in rural areas young people need basic services, like the internet

Gilbert Houngbo. To stay in rural areas young people need basic services, like the internet

Despite the world population keeps growing, nobody should be left behind. To do so we need a transformation and services, like the internet. IFAD President Gilbert Houngbo tells his vision to support small famers and the communities they belong to.

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Princess Viktória de Bourbon de Parme. I thank farmers every day for our food security

Princess Viktória de Bourbon de Parme. I thank farmers every day for our food security

Princess Viktória de Bourbon de Parme, patron of Save The Children Netherlands, aims to make a difference in children’s lives. And to achieve big results, she’s counting on small farmers.

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Danielle Nierenberg. Eating sustainably means buying foods that have a story

Danielle Nierenberg. Eating sustainably means buying foods that have a story

It’s all about telling the right stories. Danielle Nierenberg, founder of the think tank Food Tank, travels the world meeting people who are revolutionising the food system. In this interview she shares some of these eye-opening experiences.

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Industrial agriculture isn’t feeding the world, only agroecology can

Industrial agriculture isn’t feeding the world, only agroecology can

A transition towards agroecology is needed to beat the diktats of a production model that is poisoning our Planet and our lives. The op-ed by Navdanya International.

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Mega-mergers between multinationals like Bayer and Monsanto threaten citizens’ rights

Mega-mergers between multinationals like Bayer and Monsanto threaten citizens’ rights

The world’s biodiversity shouldn’t be in the hands of the few. The EU must say no to mergers between multinationals to protect farmers and consumers. The op-ed by Navdanya International.

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Drought in Zambia, maize output could fall by half due to unpredictable weather

Drought in Zambia, maize output could fall by half due to unpredictable weather

Due to a prolonged drought in Zambia, maize production could fall from the current 3.6 million tonnes to 1.8-2 million tonnes this crop season if the current dry spell which the nation is experiencing continues.

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