The agroecological movement’s push for sustainable food systems is increasingly influencing the political debate. Sub-national strategies and policies are pivotal in advancing agroecology at the policy level, as they not only address regional needs of a specific area, but also inspire national laws that can have broader environmental, social, and health impacts.

Subnational governments in Agroecology Coalition member countries have adopted agroecological strategies: Sicily (Italy), Catalonia (Spain), and Murang’a County (Kenya).  Let’s dive into their unique approach.