Agroecological principles - CIDSE
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Dated: May 2019
Author: CIDSE
Summary:Principles of Agrocecology from International Cooperation for Development and Solidarity putting in place broad guidelines that are seen to constitute the building blocks of agroecology. These are intended to be fairly general, so that they can be applicable across a diversity of contexts.
Dimensions Used: Economic, Political, Environmental, Socio-Economic
Methodology: High level summary of key agroecological principles
Usage: These principles could form the basis of assessment - but by themselves are not an assesment tool.
Relevance to CCRP: High. Principles are well thought out and clearly explained.
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