We Exist: A toolkit for Gender Equality and the Right to Food aims to support social movements,…
“Transforming urban and peri-urban food systems means prioritizing agroecology, recognizing the rural-urban continuum, investing in territorial markets,…
2024: An urgent call to demand justice, defend the right to food, and realize food sovereignty. The…
To illustrate the connections between debt, trade, and the food systems, the CSIPM published the zine: Trade,…
An overview of the year 2023 The year 2023 marks the end of a four-year work program…
This report represents the Civil Society and Indigenous Peoples’ Mechanism (CSIPM) contribution to the monitoring of the…
This vision statement has been drafted by the CSIPM Data working group, with the participation of individuals…
In the framework of the UN Committee on World Food Security (CFS), negotiations of the Voluntary Guidelines…
This 2022 Annual Report documents the work of the CSIPM and aims to be an essential tool…
A new report, titled “They will feed us! A people’s route to African food sovereignty,” has been…
A broad range of African POs and CSOs have denounced the corporate capture of their food systems and are advocating for their real solutions to food crises. This policy brief is rooted in a process that began before the 2021 UNFSS summit and has produced two widely shared statements: (1) The African PO/CSO response to the UNFSS, and (2) The African popular consultation declaration. These POs and CSOs – acting in what is known as the African CSIPM Popular Consultation Space – have mandated the research, whose initial findings are reported here.