Inventory of agroecology-related initiatives in Tunisia (1999–2022)
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International Center for Agricultural Research in the Dry Areas
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This document presents the results of an inventory of agroecology-related initiatives implemented in Tunisia since 1999. A total of 26 different initiatives were analyzed through a rapid review of grey literature, scientific papers as well as electronic resources found on project/organization websites. The review highlights a fairly significant diversification of the agroecology-related intervention strategies over time – from early initiatives exclusively focused on research-and-development, demonstration, and technical support, to sensitization and capacity building approaches after the mid-2000s, and initiatives centered on value chains, multi-stakeholder platforms and credit/financial facilities after the mid-2010s. It also shows that the agroecology principles the most addressed by the different initiatives are ‘co-creation of knowledge’, ‘synergy’, ‘biodiversity’ and ‘soil health’ while the less frequently addressed are ‘animal health’, ‘social values and diets’, ‘fairness’ and ‘connectivity’.
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biodiversity, food security, forage, health, nutrition, synergy, sheep, olives, goats, beef cattle, wheats, soil health, value chains, environmental health, goal 2 zero hunger, goal 17 partnerships for the goals, goal 12 responsible production and consumption, goal 8 decent work and economic growth, goal 6 clean water and sanitation, wheat, olive, forage, goats, sheep, cattle, reduce inequality, technical support, fairness, demonstration, sensitization, climate adaptation and mitigation, poverty reduction, livelihoods and jobs, gender equality, youth and social inclusion, research-and-development, capacity building approaches, multi-stakeholder platforms, credit & financial facilities, co-creation of knowledge, while animal health, social values and diets, connectivity