Resources

The MEDAE network will produce resources, some of which will be shared here.

Every 6 months , the MEDAE newsletter will present recent activities and publications, as well as upcoming news and events.

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Every 6 months , the MEDAE newsletter will present recent activities and publications, as well as upcoming news and events.

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The MEDAE network organizes webinars for all those interested in the agroecological transition in the Mediterranean.

2025

How can agroecology be a lever for women’s emancipation in North Africa ?

De quelle manière l’agroécologie peut-elle constituer un levier pour renforcer l’émancipation des femmes en Afrique du Nord ?

(22/04/2025)

2024

What are the prospects for supporting the deployment of agroecology in public policies in North Africa?

Quelles sont les perspectives de soutien au déploiement de l’agroécologie dans les politiques publiques en Afrique du Nord ?

(realized on 26/11/2024)

2023

How to enhance the role of women in mountain agroforestry systems in North Africa?
(realized on 24/10/2023)

How can we promote the development and marketing of agro-ecological products in peri-urban areas?
(realized on 09/11/2023)

Between traditional and scientific knowledge, how can we improve the resilience of peri-oasis systems?
(realized on 23/11/2023)

Climate change: a catalyst for the agro-ecological transition of cereal crops in North Africa?
(realized on 07/12/2023)

The agro-ecological transition as seen by stakeholders in the field: between challenges and achievements. The case of the irrigated valley of Luxor, Egypt
(realized on 14/12/2023)

Analysus of Agroecological

Analysis of Agroecological Perspectives in North African Intersectoral Public Policies

Policy brief - Women and agroecology in North Africa: Potential of supporting women in the agroecological transition.

Adeline Derkimba (CARI), Adel Moulai (association El Argoub), Promouvoir l’agroécologie comme réponse adaptée aux défis des sécheresses dans les systèmes oasiens.

Policy brief - Agroecology and global health. How can agroecology help improve food security in North Africa?

RIAM. Support agroecology ! A choice for health, sustainability, and community

These technical datasheets, created by the NATAE project, can be used as a valuable resource by farmers, researchers, policy makers, and other stakeholders interested in adopting or promoting agricultural practices that contribute to sustainability, productivity, and competitiveness in the agricultural sector. These technical datasheets are classified according to main agroecological principles. They are adapted to several agrosystems specified at the top of each of them. 

Diversity
Diversity
food-traditions
Circular economies. Culture and food traditions
Co-Creation
Co-creation and sharing of knowledge. Human and social values