In 2022, CESE helped to reinforce the agroecology and family farming agendas by supporting projects from organized civil society and social movements that work on this agenda. Funded by the Small Projects Programme, the “Public Action – For Food Sovereignty in...
2023 is a special year for CESE: the moment the organization will celebrate its 50-year history has arrived! There have been so many partnerships, so much dialogue and networking, projects supported, families benefiting. The CESE team came together on 26...
Established in 1987, the Center for Alternative Technologies of Zona da Mata (CTA) was founded by union leaders, family farmers, and agricultural science professionals with the aim of expanding social training and developing production systems suitable for the reality...
CESE wishes you a Merry Christmas and a peaceful New Year It’s always CHRISTMAS When love Warms our hearts CESE wishes you a 2023 filled with peace and hope! Collective vacation! CESE’s team will be on collective vacation from 21 December 2022 to 22 January...
2022 was the year that CESE officially returned to in-person activities. After two years of online working, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the team returned to the office and, little by little, revived its in-person and direct exchange of experiences with the...
The 30 November was set aside for a moment of assessment within the “Racism and Food Systems” project, run by CESE in partnership with the Ibirapitanga Institute. Representatives of the groups that participated in the training sessions and whose projects were...
Dreams, bridges, affection, communion, diversity, memory, pathways, care, love and commitment were some of the words that marked the National Meeting of the ACT (Brazil) Ecumenical Forum (Fórum Ecumênico ACT Brasil: FEACT), which took place between 28 and 30...
The traditional peoples and communities that live in the Cerrado know how important they are for the conservation of their territories – for the living forest, clean rivers and a land free of poison. Their ways of life, and of land and water management, respect...
The time set aside for the “Amazonian Knowledge Exchange” constituted a landmark in policy, given what we have seen over recent years and, most particularly, what we cannot lose sight of, as social movements formed of indigenous peoples, traditional communities and...
“After many years, celebrating this agreement is a moment of great joy for all at the association.” They may seem simple, but these words have greater significance in the Vale do Javari, in the Amazon. They were spoken by Manoel Chorimpa, President of the Community...
