In this webinar, ECVC wishes to develop its vision and policies proposals for a new paradigm, based on the respect of ecological boundaries, adapted to local growing conditions, farmer-to-farmer, intergenerational, and experiential learning processes, supporting the development of short food chains and focus on equality and emphasizes the importance of women, the youth, and systematically marginalised communities in production and the life of future generations.

This will be accompanied by presentation of case studies by ECVC peasant members, showing the concrete applications of peasant agroecology in different local conditions, cultures, resources and practices, followed by an opportunity for questions and exchange. Interpretation will be provided in EN, ES and FR.