In Northwest Tunisia, the co-creation of agroecological innovations and capacity building in soil conservation are leading to improved agricultural systems
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The CGIAR Initiative on Agroecology has developed a so-called Agroecological Living Landscape (ALL) in the Kef-Siliana region in Northwest Tunisia, where a learning process with local stakeholders is being developed to achieve the adoption and sustainability of agroecological practices. Integrated packages of agroecological innovation in soil conservation have been carefully co-designed with stakeholders over a longer period now to fit their needs and interests at the landscape level and to improve soil condition thus contributing to farms being more productive but also more resilient to changes in climate.
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soil, agroecology, agrifood systems, engagement, forage, vetch (vicia spp.), oat (avena sativa), triticale, goats, sheep, fenugreek, hedysarum coronarium, cattle, co-creation of knowledge, co-creation of agroecological innovations