\u00a0A new report on mapping agroecology in Europe has been published!<\/p>\n
A total of 3 volumes have been released, covering 33 European countries, including Serbia (Volume 3, 2026). In Serbia, 15 initiatives, examples, and programs have been identified that contribute to the development of agroecology across different activities: practice, science, social movements, living labs, and education and training.<\/p>\n
The report was published by AE4EU<\/a> (Agroecology for Europe) and Agroecology Europe<\/a>.<\/p>\n \u00a0Why is this important? At a time when European agriculture is facing challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, farmers\u2019 income insecurity, and food security, agroecology is emerging as part of the solution.<\/p>\n \ud83c\udf3f Agroecology contributes to:<\/p>\n \u2714 Climate change mitigation However, for its wider uptake, agroecology needs to become an integral part of policies, not just individual initiatives.<\/p>\n
To scale up agroecology, it is essential to understand its current state and development. This report provides exactly that insight and serves as a basis for better policymaking and further support to its growth.<\/p>\n
\u2714 Biodiversity restoration
\u2714 Strengthening farmers\u2019 economic resilience
\u2714 Revitalization of rural areas
\u2714 Promotion of local supply chains<\/p>\n