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Since 2006, Instituto Agroecologico Latinoamericano, IALA, has trained campesinos, small-scale farmers, in agroecology in Latin America through popular education. This institution plays an important role in resisting industrial agriculture all over the region and provides a different perspective on rural development.
Energy infrastructure in rural areas is a threat to indigenous livelihoods Photo: Jason Blackeye/Unsplash
Av: Alice Castensson och Julia Mühlhauser
The effects of climate change endanger humans all over the world. Nonetheless, indigenous people - who contributed the least - are doubled affected. As countries are increasingly implementing adaptation strategies, renewable energy is often raised as the solution - with large projects being constructed in rural areas. This however overlooks the interests of indigenous peoples living in these areas.
Miljökrisen är kanske det allvarligaste närliggande hotet mot människans framtid och en rimlig fråga är varför samhället ofta glömmer, eller åtminstone bortser från, att miljökrisen är akut? Detta är en form av kollektiv glömska som beror på flera anledningar menar psykologiprofessorn Carl Martin Allwood.
28 april, 2021, Analys
Datum och tid: 3 maj, 18:00 - 19:00
Register here » What challenges does Tunisia, a newly democratized country, face 10 years after the revolution? Ten years ago, demonstrations where the population demanded political and human rights started in Tunisia. The protests led to a revolution and eventually democratization. What was it that made this revolution successful and what has changed for the […]
28 april, 2021, Event, Kalendarium
Solar energy is often successfully used in small-scale renewable energy projects Photo: Berkeley Lab/Flickr.com
Av: Ian Granit
With the increasing focus on decarbonizing the world's energy systems, it is easy to forget that approximately a billion people worldwide live without access to electricity. Without it, clean water, transport, education, and many more aspects of everyday life become inaccessible.
Rural areas face a double burden in securing traditional and digital literacy Photo: Pixabay
Av: Emily Elderfield och Larissa Lachmann
Living in rural areas can hugely affect children’s chances of completing education; UNICEF estimates that children in rural areas are more than twice as likely to not attend school compared to their urban peers. Luckily, travelling libraries are one way to ensure that people can enjoy reading, regardless of where they live.
A Senegalese migrant worker displaying harvested tomatoes at an Italian tomato farm. Photo: Trafficking in Persons Office, Flickr
Av: Chiara D’Agni och Sofus Malte Rønberg
The agricultural sector in Southern Italy depends heavily on foreign labour forces coming from other EU member states or third countries. However, seasonal agricultural workers are more likely to experience violations of their rights. This is in order to reduce the producers’ wage costs as well as the prices charged to consumers in many countries including the Nordics.
27 april, 2021, English, Magazine, News article
Datum och tid: 6 maj, 18:00 - 19:00
Register here » How has the pandemic been handled in non-democratic and authoritarian countries? Democracy has in many ways been put to the test during the pandemic. Over the past year due to COVID-19, social, political and economic inequalities have been highlighted around the world and the survival of democracy in some countries has been called into […]
27 april, 2021, English, Event, Kalendarium, Webbsändning
Members of various farmers associations are protesting against new laws impacting the agricultural sector, in Pendjab, India . Photo: Randeep Maddoke; randeepphotoartist@gmail.com, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
Since November 2020, thousands of Indian farmers protested on the streets of New Delhi against Prime Minister Modi’s agricultural reforms. Despite the fact that the government opposes international interference, this seemingly local matter has international consequences.
26 april, 2021, English, Magazine, News article
The variety of terms such as “best before”, “sell by”, “eat by”, “expires on” need simplification and tailoring to regional contexts to help reduce food waste. Photo: mnplatypus/Pixabay
Av: Alexandru Mocanu
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development is calling for halving the global food waste. Although high-income economies are generally assumed to display more wasteful patterns, food waste hits the Global South the hardest.