Join PAN Asia Pacific’s Steering Council member Dr. Nasira Habib to speak on reclaiming health and climate in Pakistan. Organised by the Department of Media and Communication Studies, the event will take place on February 17 at 11am (Pakistan time) at Rashid Latif Khan University, Pakistan. Dr. Nasira Habib is the founder of Organica Pakistan […]
PAN International’s Agroecology Workgroup recently published a series of case studies spotlighting agroecology in action around the world. Agroecology provides a robust set of solutions to the ecological, environmental, social, and economic pressures we face when it comes to growing food. These case studies illustrate the validity of agroecology as a climate-resilient solution. Agrichemical corporations […]
We’re advancing our people-led agroecology agenda at COP30, alongside our partners and fellow advocates. Over the past few days, we’ve organized key events highlighting agroecology as a powerful, people-centered climate solution. November 12 PANAP, through our Asian People’s Exchange on Food Sovereignty and Agroecology (APEX), held an official COP30 side event: ”Agroecology as a non-market […]
(Reprinted here with permission from the author.) PAKISTAN’S agriculture sector is both a victim and a driver of climate change. From floods in Sindh to prolonged dry spells in Balochistan, our farming communities are already living on the front lines of a changing climate. Yet, while farmers are paying the price for global warming, agriculture […]
The narrative focuses on 60 rural women from 10 villages in the south-western coastal zone of Bangladesh who combat climate-induced vulnerabilities through agroecological practices and movements.
“Nature no longer behaves as it used to. Over the course of her long life as a farmer, 60-year-old Krishani Rahima Begum of Nayabari village of Singair upazila has witnessed the climate changing in Bangladesh. In the past her country enjoyed six seasons; now there are only three–summer, monsoon, and winter. It’s a massive shift […]
