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  • Albert Modi – Seed systems, biodiversity and food security – is there a nexus
  • Alistair Galloway – Agroecology Conference 
  • Angelika Hilbeck – ICT 4 Agroecology
  • Anna Shevel
  • Biowatch- Agroecology curriculum interventions from the NGO sector
  • Brittany Kesselman – The misalignment between South African diets and agroecological farming
  • Burton Gama and Esther Maona – Farmer agriculture training and research centre – SFHC
  • Caterina Batello – Creating synergies and partnerships to scale up agroecology
  • Chimwemwe Tembo-Phiri – Adoption of edible fynbos plants in the Western Cape
  • City of Cape Town – Urban agriculture – PHA Case study
  • City of Cape Town – Joanne Jackson – Towards a green infrastructure plan
  • City of Cape Town Liezel Kruger-Fountain – – Agroecology at precinct level
  • City of Cape Town – Malcolm Cupido – City health and urban agriculture

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  • Claid Mujaju – Seed security assessment – Zimbabwe
  • David Banda and Stephanie Enloe – FARM for Biodiversity
  • David Fig – Corporate capture of agricultural policy in South Africa
  • Emile Frison – The food-health nexus – the potential of agroecology
  • Francesco Sottile – Agroecology – the Slow Food approach
  • Glenn Ashton – Perspectives on the manifestations of power in seed systems
  • Gogo Qho – Agroecology in practice – healing foods
  • Jaci van Niekerk – Saving and exchanging traditional seed
  • Jen Whittingham – The silent scream of pathetic seeds
  • Jenny Willis – Supporting an indigenous food crop economy for social and ecological resilience
  • Julia Ruff – The Green Revolution under critique
  • Juliet Nangamba – A Zambian story of unlearning and learning anew
  • Kudzai Kusena – Seed system resilience
  • Kurt Ackermann – Growing food, growing community
  • Leslie London – The right to enjoy the benefits of scientific freedom for small farmers
  • Loubie Rusch – Towards dietary change in the Cape. Where are our indigenous foods in our local food system?
  • Marc Wegerif – An urban food system for agroecology in the 21st century – the example of Dar es Salaam
  • Matthew Purkis and Sasha Mentz-Lagrange – Unlocking the organic sector in South Africa
  • Million Belay – Adapting agriculture to change in Africa- the path to agroecology
  • Mycelium Colab
  • Naude Malan – Izindaba Zokudla, a history
  • Paul Hebinck – Enriching resources through the socialised exchange of seed, labour and food 
  • Pregs Govender – Food as Human Right Agroecology for the 21st Century
  • Raymond Auerbach Science, agroecology and food security
  • Roseline Mukonoweshuro – TSURO -Stimulating a Chimanimani District seed exchange network
  • Rupert Koopman – Rules for a special place – how and where to Agro in the bewildering diversity of the Cape Floral Region
  • Sarah Jane Durr, Thato Tantsi and Heila Lotz-Sisitka – Social learning and innovation findings – Food for Us mobile app
  • Sasha Mentz Lagrange and Peter Gubbels – Integrating nutrition into agroecology
  • Saskia van Oosterhout – The power of seeds
  • SoniaMountford – Eategrity. The forgotten stakeholder as a critical enabler of transformation of a broken food system.
  • Stacia and Kristof Nordin – Permaculture for sustainable nutrition – lessons from Malawi
  • Sustainability Institute – Post-graduate diploma and masters degree in sustainable development
  • Western Cape Government – Agroecology in the Western Cape

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