G8 New Alliance - CIDSE & EAA Recommendations

Whose Alliance? The G8 and the Emergence of a Global Corporate Regime for Agriculture, CIDSE and EAA Recommendations, May 2013 (to be available shortly in ES and FR)

Published in Food governance

We’ve had enough with agribusiness!

Undeterred by sub-zero temperatures, Misereor partner Hellen Yego, a Kenyan farmer, joined Misereor colleagues and me as we hit the streets of Berlin last Saturday in a public march against agribusiness.

Published in Just food

Food and climate: how my lunch relates to drought in Somalia

This week (15-20 Oct) in Rome, CIDSE urges decision makers to support ecological food production systems to reduce emissions and increase agriculture’s resistance to climate change. Our latest publication analyses the link between food and climate in detail.

Published in Just food

What we should learn from food price spike due to U.S. drought

The record high food prices caused by drought in the world's biggest agricultural exporter should make us re-consider our relationship with food and the unsustainable system we have conjured up around it.

Published in Food price volatility

Lack of access to land one of the structural causes of poverty

During a side-event at the Rio+20 conference on sustainable development, CIDSE’s Gisele Henriques called on governments to act on land grabbing and implement the UN-endorsed Voluntary Guidelines to Land

Published in Land (land grabbing)

Fundamental changes to achieve food security

CIDSE's Policy and Advocacy Officer Gisele Henriques talked to Vatican Radio about how to tackle food insecurity, ahead of a meeting of G20 leaders at Los Cabos in Mexico (18 and 19 June, 2012)

Published in Just food

Agriculture is the culture of Asia

CIDSE’s Food Officer Gisele Henriques reports from the 31^st session of the FAO regional conference of Asia and the Pacific in Hanoi, Vietnam.

Published in Food governance

Stop the global land grab