May 04

Nature & Progrès: Food Sovereignty First!

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Nature & Progrès alerts NGOs and policy makers on the transformation of elements of biodiversity into commercial goods or services. Any patent, or any financial value given to elements of biodiversity is the beginning of their destruction. A collective asset taken outside of its social system, or an ecosystem service outside of its ecosystem, no longer fulfill their social or ecological function: they become mere speculative products on the financial markets.

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Apr 16

CAAE: Towards an always higher sustainability

CAAE’s key message to Rio+20 would be that cooperation between organizations, when focusing on common objectives, provides very positive synergies. That kind of collaboration is the direction to take in order to obtain more and better results regarding sustainability and all related issues.

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Apr 02

Avalon Foundation: New Thracian Gold

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Avalon has been an active member of IFOAM since its establishment in 1991. It services a network of 180 organisations in over thirty countries. With these partners it has implemented over a hundred small and large projects on the cutting edge of organic farming and nature conservation. Avalon strongly believes that new alliances need to be forged to further strengthen the organic movement. It wants to contribute to a real paradigm shift on food and agriculture both in policy and practice.

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Mar 22

ICEA: Inclusive Partnerships for Sustainable Livelihoods

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“A livelihood is sustainable when it can cope with and recover from stress and shocks, maintain or enhance its capabilities and assets, when it contributes a net benefit to other livelihoods at the local and global level and, in the short and the long term, when it provides sustainable livelihood opportunities for the next generations”

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Mar 19

IFOAM EU Group goes RIO+20

IFOAM EU goes RIO+20

Our world appears so small at times: with this blog IFOAM connects people and organizations from all over the world. IFOAM EU uses this opportunity to extend its greetings from Brussels to all its organic friends and alliances. We hope that the participants in Rio+20 will also draw on their networks to push for sustainable development.

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