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	Organic Agriculture a Guide to Climate Change and Food Security The Contribution of Organic Agriculture to Climate Change Adaptation in Africa - Case Studies Key statistics on organic farming in Africa Criticisms and Frequent Misconceptions about Organic Agriculture: The Counter-Arguments Download IFOAM leaflets explaining key issues regarding Organic Agriculture and a range of issues GMO Brochure: Genetic Engineering vs. Organic Farming IFOAM's Press Releases IFOAM's Positions IFOAM's Building Sustainable Organic Sectors UNEP-UNCTAD CBTF Study: Best Practices for Organic Policy – What developing country Governments can do to promote the organic agriculture sector UNEP-UNCTAD CBTF Study: Organic Agriculture and Food Security in Africa Conference declarations and reports: IAASTD final report (2008) Africa Can Feed Itself (2007) East African Organic Conference (2007) FAO International Conference on OA and Food Security (2007) Declaration of the Forum For Food Sovereignty, Nyéléni (2007) The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa will not solve the problem of poverty and hunger in Africa Ten Reasons Why the Rockefeller and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundations’ Alliance for Another Green Revolution Will Not Solve the Problems of Poverty and Hunger in Sub-Saharan Africa Unmasking the new green revolution in Africa, Motives, Players and Dynamics A Green Revolution for Africa: Hope for Hungry Farmers? Green Revolution 2.0 for Africa?




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