Nyéléni 2007 - Forum for Food Sovereignty.
23rd - 27th February 2007. Sélingué. Mali
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The forum in Mali
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Organisers
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Food Sovereignty
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Mali
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Forum documents
- Nyéléni Newsletter
- Call to action
- Forum Programme
- Programme summary
- TOWARDS A FOOD SOVEREIGNTY ACTION AGENDA
- Theme 1. Trade Policies and Local Markets
- Theme 2. Local Knowledge and Technology
- Theme 3. Access to and Control over Natural Resources for Food Sovereignty
- Theme 4. Sharing Territories and Land, Water, Fishing Rights, Aquaculture and Forest Use, between sectors
- Theme 5. Conflict and disaster: responding at local and international levels
- Theme 6. Migration
- theme 7. Production Models:impacts on food sovereignty, people, livelihoods and environment
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Agriculture and culture share more than the end of a word.... During centuries, music has been part of rural life and of paesants feast. Today, artists of world reputation want to support Nyeleni and the right to food sovereignty.
Thank you to all of them
Documents published in this section
Wednesday 20 September 2006
A disk of world music in support to Nyeleni
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Via Campesina and a network of organizations and movements (Friends of the Earth, the World March of Women, the World Forum of Fisherfolk) that has decided to organize the World Forum on Food Sovereignty in February 2007. The event, baptized Nyéléni, will take place in a small Malian town, Sélingué, and is one and a half hours from Bamako. During the course of five days, 500 delegates will reaffirm what they understand by the concept of food sovereignty. They will also (...)
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Via Campesina and a network of organizations and movements (Friends of the Earth, the World March of Women, the World Forum of Fisherfolk) that has decided to organize the World Forum on Food Sovereignty in February 2007. The event, baptized Nyéléni, will take place in a small Malian town, Sélingué, and is one and a half hours from Bamako. During the course of five days, 500 delegates will reaffirm what they understand by the concept of food sovereignty. They will also (...)
Read the whole article