A nuanced analysis by Vincent Dauby (Agroecology and Food Sovereignty Officer at the CIDSE Secretariat) and Valentin Brochard (Food Sovereignty […]
Is the agroecological transition getting closer? Read More »
Along other CIDSE members, FOCSIV (Italy) and Entraide et Fraternité (Belgium) are actively engaged in the fight against land grabbing
The impact of land grabbing on human rights, the environment and migration Read More »
Open letter to the European Commission The COVID-19 pandemic is having a devastating effect in countries already affected by other
COVID vaccines should be available to all Read More »
Showcasing the strength of the Catholic movement to care for creation, hundreds of thousands of Catholics participated in Laudato Si’
Vatican experts on Laudato Si’ among speakers during 16-25 May celebration Laudato Si’ Week 2021 will feature a diverse lineup
A report based on an analysis of GCF policies and lessons learned from five case studies Climate finance is delivered
Improving civil society’s limited access to the green climate fund Read More »
Following the launch of the paper “Improving Civil Society’s Limited Access to The Green Climate Fund” on 28 April 2021,
As Directors of Catholic social justice organisations, we have heard the first-hand accounts of the communities suffering the toughest conditions
This lack of funding risks holding back the transition towards resilient food systems, which is a crucial part of post-pandemic
New data reveals massive gap in public funds towards agroecology Read More »
Sr. Mary John wrote this blog article after the publication of the Bishops’ Statement “Now more than ever, we need
The place of women is… in the struggle Read More »
