International People's Agroecology Movements

Our network of field learning sites provides various opportunities for farmers to know more about agroecological approaches to grow food. 
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Explore the highlights from our Field Learning Sites (FLS) and discover insights from their stories and on-the-ground knowledge resources.

  Agroecology  Updates  

June 29, 2026
Agroecology marginalized: Why SB64 fell short of urgent climate action

The 64th Sessions of the UNFCCC Subsidiary Bodies (SB64) in Bonn took place as climate disasters, biodiversity loss, land degradation, food insecurity, and rural poverty were worsening across Asia and the Pacific. Many hoped these meetings would lead to real progress on agriculture, food security, adaptation, just transition, and climate finance. From 8 to 18 […]

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June 5, 2026
World Environment Day 2026: Agroecology as a people-led solution to the environmental and climate crisis

[Press Release] PENANG, Malaysia – As the world marks World Environment Day, the Pesticide Action Network Asia Pacific (PANAP) today renewed its call for agroecology as a key measure to address and reverse the devastating impacts of corporate-controlled agriculture and pesticide-intensive farming on the environment, biodiversity, and the climate. Corporate agriculture, driven by the profit […]

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May 22, 2026
Celebrating Biodiversity Day: Avian Diversity in Paddy Ecosystems

On this World Biodiversity Day, PAN Asia Pacific and Thanal Trust proudly present Avian Diversity in Paddy Ecosystems in India by Raju Sankaran. This article explores the importance of birds in India’s paddy ecosystems and how they contribute to biodiversity, ecological balance, and sustainable agriculture. Drawing from field observations and research, the article highlights the […]

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Our Approach

IPAM promotes agroecology as a sustainable approach to agriculture and food production and development, in the framework of food sovereignty, ecological and social justice. It is an innovative approach developed by a network of farmers and women’s organisations, NGOs, researchers and academic institutions.

  The  Field Learning Sites  

The backbone of IPAM are the field learning sites (FLS) from all over the world that commit to sharing their learnings on agroecology. Our FLS partners provide training opportunities and knowledge resources for you to explore.

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