Peasant agroecology supports life-enriching systems and opposes life-alienating systems. It offers solutions to the major environmental, social, economic and political challenges we are facing today. It is a living practice, as well as a science and a socio-political movement, built and fostered by people over thousands of years. For aeons it has proven to be the most just and sustainable way of sustaining (human) life on planet Earth. Peasant agroecology deeply connects us with our relationships and our feelings toward others and our natural environment. As such, it contributes to the creation of balanced societies embedded within a healthy world. Peasant agroecology does not only concern agriculture but the transformation of our society built upon collective rights, customs and laws acknowledging farmers and communities rights to self-determination and autonomy.