por Patrícia | out 27, 2021 | News
The fleshy mesocarp and oil extracted from babassu coconut are used by a number of women from the Brazilian northeast to produce cakes, porridges and a multitude of other products. The method used to extract these raw materials is called processing. In the community...
por Patrícia | out 17, 2021 | News
Coalition provides food from family farming to peripheral movements in Salvador and the Reconcavo Bay through CESE’s Small Projects Programme Family farming is a fundamental ally for effective food security and sovereignty. This is demonstrated in the actions of the...
por Patrícia | out 4, 2021 | News
CESE held the 1st Giving for Change Meeting on 29 and 30 September on an online platform. The meeting was attended by 36 women from the Northeast, including black women, activists, quilombolas, indigenous women, peasant women, coconut breakers, mangaba fruit pickers,...
por Patrícia | set 28, 2021 | News
Supported by CESE’s Small Projects Programme, the NGO ACESA strengthens families’ food autonomy and sovereignty through the propagation of native seeds Cultural and ancestral richness preserved in seeds. This is the meaning native seeds have for farmers from Maranhão...
por Patrícia | set 24, 2021 | News
Nineteen more associations from the Brazilian Amazon are taking part in an Institutional Strengthening activity for Indigenous Organizations promoted by CESE in partnership with COIAB – the Coordination of Indigenous Organizations of the Brazilian Amazon (Coordenação...
por Patrícia | set 23, 2021 | News
The 21st edition of the Spring for Life Campaign was launched on 22 September with a virtual seminar. The theme of the meeting was “Seeking the truth: a commitment of faith” and participants included journalist Dr Magali Cunha, Pastor Romi Bencke and activist Ana...
