History, Objectives, Tools, How It Works, Farmers’ Testimonies, Consumers’ Testimonies.
RIAM (the Network of Agroecological Initiatives in Morocco) is hosting a webinar on the Systéme
Participatif de Garantie (SPG) under the NATAE project, funded by the European Union and led by
CIHEAM IAMM. This initiative aims to connect agroecology and ecological transition
stakeholders in Morocco.
Given Morocco and North Africa’s agricultural challenges due to climate change and food import dependency, agroecology presents a viable solution for sustainability and resilience.
Since 2018, RIAM has been developing the “Participatory Guarantee System” Label with support from institutional partners and civil society. Currently, about 60 farms in Rabat-Salé-Kénitra, Marrakech, and Casablanca are certified under this system, which promotes local quality assurance through active stakeholder participation, trust, networking, and knowledge exchange.
This webinar will guide farmers through the SPG Agroecology Morocco implementation process, fostering a participatory approach to drive an inclusive transition towards sustainable agricultural practices while ensuring economic viability.
Given Morocco and North Africa’s agricultural challenges due to climate change and food import dependency, agroecology presents a viable solution for sustainability and resilience.
Since 2018, RIAM has been developing the “Participatory Guarantee System” Label with support from institutional partners and civil society. Currently, about 60 farms in Rabat-Salé-Kénitra, Marrakech, and Casablanca are certified under this system, which promotes local quality assurance through active stakeholder participation, trust, networking, and knowledge exchange.
This webinar will guide farmers through the SPG Agroecology Morocco implementation process, fostering a participatory approach to drive an inclusive transition towards sustainable agricultural practices while ensuring economic viability.
PROGRAME
- Presentation of the history of the SPG
- Presentation of the objectives and tools
of the SPG - Testimonies from farmers and
consumers