The European MSc Agroecology.
MSc(CGE) in Agroecology and Organic Agriculture with Wageningen University(The Netherlands).
Agroecology is the study of ecological processes applied
to agricultural production systems.
Unlike some other food movements, Agroecology is not confined to an academic or social elite.
These reports- as well
as others- call for agricultural and food systems practices that align with Agroecology.
If you're reading this in the U.S.,
you may be asking yourself,“If Agroecology is so great, why don't more people do it?
European MSc(CGE) in Agroecology: double degree with the Norwegian University of Life Sciences
and in partnership with other European and American universities.
European MSc(CGE) in Agroecology coordinated in conjunction with the Norwegian University of Life Sciences(Norway)
and in partnership with other European and American universities.
In many cases, agrotourism is associated with Agroecology, ecotourism or environmental education,
but not always, since they are distinct and only complementary in some countries.
In its modern laboratories academic staff deal not only with crop production and animal breeding but
also with food production, Agroecology, virtual reality or wood technology.
The UNCCD, the World Future Council(WFC) and the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements(IFOAM- Organics International)
pointed out the importance of Agroecology and organic agriculture in India.
The European MSc Agroecology is a two-year program(120 ECTS),
professionally oriented, to study interactions among agricultural, food and environmental sciences in a socially oriented and action driven perspective.
This year, in cooperation with IFOAM-Organics International(IFOAM) and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO),
the FPA decided to focus on the best policies to scale up Agroecology.
As scholars who study Agroecology, agrarian change and food politics,
we believe U.S. agriculture needs to make a systemwide shift that cuts carbon emissions, reduces vulnerability to climate chaos and prioritizes economic justice.
Latin America has led the agroecological revolution in recent years, with the governments of Brazil and Ecuador creating the first national policies in support of Agroecology, a farmer-to-farmer agroecological tour de force underway in Cuba, and
the emergence of SOCLA, a lively network of Agroecology scientists(including this TEDx storyteller).
Latin America has led the agroecological revolution(PDF) in recent years, with the governments of Brazil and Ecuador creating the first national policies in support of Agroecology, a farmer-to-farmer agroecological tour de force underway in Cuba, and
the emergence of SOCLA, a lively network of Agroecology scientists(including this TEDx storyteller).