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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 Highlights   

Explore the highlights from our Field Learning Sites (FLS) and discover insights from their stories and on-the-ground knowledge resources.

  Agroecology  Updates  

April 28, 2026
New Factsheet: GMOs & GMO+

GMOs and GMO+ are reshaping Asia’s farms, food, and futures. This release maps two decades of biosafety policies, crop approvals, and grassroots resistance, from Bt maize in the Philippines to Golden Rice and gene‑edited crops in Bangladesh and India. 📥 Download now to explore the debates shaping our food systems: 🔗 https://files.panap.net/resources/Factsheet-on-GMOs-and-GMO-plus.pdf

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April 22, 2026
Earth Day Call: Transforming Food Systems Through Agroecology

This Earth Day, we need to confront a hard truth: The dominant food system is fueling the climate crisis. Chemical-intensive, corporate agriculture drives emissions, destroys biodiversity, and pushes farmers deeper into vulnerability. Yet it continues to be treated as the norm. Agroecology has the power to shift the trajectory of the climate crisis by transforming […]

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April 17, 2026
Growing Global Solidarity for Agrarian Justice: Day of the Landless Campaign Gains Momentum

Our sign-on statement has gathered 226 signatories from organizations across Asia and the globe, including Uganda, Thailand, Lebanon, Germany, Bolivia, Kenya, and Australia, as of today. This year’s Day of the Landless campaign has been fruitful with no little effort and contribution from organizations’ on-ground activities, workshops, and educational discussions such as by Masipag, Artist […]

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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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