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Unlocking the Social and Economic Potential of the 'Desert Date’ Inspired by Moroccan Argan Oil's successful experience, "Toogga" is a social business born to develop product lines from neglected fruits such as the Toogga nut, commonly known as the "desert date." The most marginalized communities of the Brakna Region in Mauritania have started to benefit from this promising activity.
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Why you should join us We give voice to people who brought about change in their communities. We call their actions good practices. If you think your project, your business, your activity is a good practice, share it with us and get the chance to make it grow. Join the FEED community now!
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FEED: Nourishing Sustainable Food Systems Through Ideas and Action FEED is more than just a knowledge-sharing platform; it is a virtual community where people can share ideas and take action for the development of sustainable food systems. Discover how you can become part of this growing and dynamic ecosystem.
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The Montenegro challenge to eradicate blast fishing. Blast fishing was a deeply rooted fishing technique in Montenegro until the Ulcinj Municipality recruited a team of local enthusiasts to implement a series of actions to end this dangerous practice. Their action has become a model for the central government and the rest of the Balkan region.
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World Water Day: sharing knowledge to fight drought. In Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Sudan agriculture consumes up to 75% of the available freshwater. The WATDEV project works to build a knowledge-sharing system for the sustainable management of watersheds in the region, able to enhance innovation and eradicate poverty. Visit the WATDEV website, to learn more about the project.
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Seeds of resilience Palestinians were familiar with the problems of isolation far before the explosion of the dramatic conflict in 2023. The Local Seed Bank in Hebron has been experiencing a peaceful form of resistance by allowing farmers to preserve and replant the local species and avoid land confiscation
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The Mediterranean way to sustainable food The MEDIET project aims to contribute to food security and the sustainable transformation of food systems in the Mediterranean region. The project established seventeen country-based teams of experts to gather information on the local food systems. This video explainer tells us how far they went.
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