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The project « Promoting agricultural practices that contribute to sustainable food systems » aims to strengthen food security and promote agroecology in five provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (Kasaï-Oriental, Lomami, Sud-Ubangi, Sud-Kivu and Tshopo). In collaboration with Enabel and Humundi, it falls within the framework of Pillar 3 of the bilateral cooperation portfolio DRC-Belgium (2023-2027), emphasizing sustainable and economically viable agriculture to address climate and social challenges. Activities include the production of multimedia content. (6 documentary films and 6 podcasts in 3 local languages), campaigns of raising awareness via 50 screenings and discussions, and the AlimenTerre Festival, as well as targeted advocacy actions to influence decision-makers and support the agroecological transition.
Through an inclusive and participatory approach, the project raises awareness directly and indirectly 50,000 people, promotes 12 agroecological practices, and mobilizes farmers' federations representing 500,000 members of the National Confederation of Agricultural Producers of Congo (CONAPAC). With an emphasis on economic, institutional and environmental sustainability, this project aims to perpetuate equitable food systems, strengthen the resilience of rural communities, and promote agriculture that respects soil, water and biodiversity.