This space is dedicated to share video testimonials of different participants in the project.
Christos Galanis, a PhD student from CIHEAM-IAMM working within Luxor Living Lab, is working in the characterization of production systems and agricultural activities in the area of the Luxor LL, Egypt.
Seyhan Cagiran, a PhD student from CIHEAM-IAMM working within Laghouat Living Lab, is involved at the Assessment of farmers’ adoption process on the transition to agroecology in North African countries (Algeria and Tunisia).
Lilia Benzerara, a PhD student from CIHEAM-IAMM working within Laghouat Living Lab, is participating in the project involving the Social acceptance of ecological practices in Algeria.
Marilena Reinhard-Kolempas, a PhD student from Wageningen University & Research (WUR) working in several Living Labs (WP4), is involved in fostering agro-ecological transition in North Africa through multi-actor design, evaluation and networking (focus on Mountain ecosystems in Morocco).
Fatima Belhadj, head of the phytosanitary inspection office and head of the rural women’s unit at the Directorate of Agricultural Services (DSA) of Laghouat, presents the major challenges that the living lab must face for agriculture, and how the DSA can support the agroecological transition in the territory.
Moulai Moulai, farmer and expert in phoeniciculture, shares with us the methods of optimal management of water resources in the living lab of Laghouat, in an oasis environment. In this desert environment marked by irregularity and low rainfall, water is the main limiting factor to agriculture.
Fatiha, a farmer from the replicant lab in Tizi-ouzou, talking about the agroecological practices she adopts: adoption of local seeds, intercropping, etc. She also talked about how agroecology has improved household income and living conditions.
Ghania, a farmer from the replicant lab in Tizi-Ouzou, talks about passing on and sharing agroecological practices.
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