This short film is part of the short films that have been received in the framework of the short film contest organized by ALiSEA and the Luang Prabang Film festival about Youth & Agroecology. The film is to document youth voice on why they choose to work or not to...

This short film is part of the short films that have been received in the framework of the short film contest organized by ALiSEA and the Luang Prabang Film festival about Youth & Agroecology. The film is to document youth voice on why they choose to work or not to...

"My Name Is Lee" is part of the short films that have been received in the framework of the short film contest organized by ALiSEA and the Luang Prabang Film festival about Youth & Agroecology. It is the story of a young man (Lee Ayu) who has returned to his...

1st Prize winner of ALiSEA and Luang Prabang Film Festival short film contest about Youth & Agroecology. Mr Ken portrays the journey of a young lao university graduate who decides to go back to farming and start his organic farm. 

Too much confusion has been created by not clearly defining, in operational terms, the concepts of "sustainable" agriculture. The lack of workable indicators is perceived as a major gap, yet sustainability indicators have been developed in physical (organic) and social-economical (fair trade) terms. For over 20 years IFOAM has expertise...

The Swiss Development Agency and the "Research Institute for Organic Agriculture" (FiBL), greatly contributed to the success of this SREN Workshop. It is hoped that the enthusiasm and the many new initiatives continue to grow in order to bring together the most active researchers in the field and to share...