In light of the 10 elements of agroecology and the 13 agroecological principles adopted by the High-Level Group of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (HLPE), the importance of rethinking the production of knowledge and its sharing, and include agroecological transition processes in participatory approaches, is today largely a consensus.

On paper, these principles seem fairly clear, putting them into practice remains an issue and a challenge. How can we concretely translate these intentions into our development actions?

In western Uganda, Iles de Paix has chosen to base its intervention on two methodological approaches deemed to be complementary: the “Integrated Farmer Plan” (PIP) and “Participatory Action Research” (PAR).

In this dossier, discover the learning that resulted from the concrete experience.