Globally, food systems are changing with profound impacts on Africa, and how land is used and governed. Beyond the orthodox ideas about increasing productivity, this masterclass delves into the political economy of food systems and why they are changing, how this affects land rights and tenure, as well as the people who live on and work the land.
The relationship between food systems and land governance in Africa is intricate and has significant impact on agricultural production (including cattle, fishing, vegetable growing, and forestry products), food security and sovereignty, and socio-economic development. Effective management of food systems and land governance in Africa holds the key to resolving many of the continent’s challenges related to agriculture and food security and sovereignty. Addressing issues such as land tenure security, and promoting sustainable practices based on agroecological approaches can transform the agricultural landscape rapidly and sustainably.
Join us this World Food Day for a masterclass on the state of food systems in Africa and why land governance matters.
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Events / NELGA Masterclass: Food Systems and Land Governance
NELGA Masterclass: Food Systems and Land Governance
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PLAAS
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Network of Excellence on Land Governance in Africa
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