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diff --git a/pages/Webinar/Webinar:Competing_narratives_for_the_future_of_agriculture_in_Africa.mw b/pages/Webinar/Webinar:Competing_narratives_for_the_future_of_agriculture_in_Africa.mw new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8578a3a --- /dev/null +++ b/pages/Webinar/Webinar:Competing_narratives_for_the_future_of_agriculture_in_Africa.mw @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +{{Webinar +|webinar:description=In this session, we discussed about the competing narratives for transforming African agriculture/ food system. In the West, everyone has a solution for Africa. They propose a Green Revolution and other failing and destructive approach to food, agriculture, and the environment into Africa must be challenged. And it has been challenged. Agroecology is a realistic strategy for improving our nutrition, increasing production, enhancing biodiversity, raising resilience, and boosting farmer income. +|webinar:place=9.145, 40.48967 +|webinar:info-date=2021/11/02 +|webinar:info-participants=Million Belay +|webinar:info-topics=Agroecology +|webinar:info-url=https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/webinars:2021:06 +|webinar:info-video=gta_webinar_20211102 +|webinar:info-image=https://globaltapestryofalternatives.org/_media/webinars:2021:webinar-banner-2021-06-art.jpg +}} |