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Reclaiming Our Food Systems landislife.org/reclaiming-our… Kenya Land Alliance Power Shift Africa CSIPM Danny Wijnhoud, PhD faith alubbe Food and Agriculture Organization HLPE-FSN IPES-Food Global Alliance for the Future of Food Agroecology Fund Agroecology Coalition Deirdre⭐Dee⭐Woods Society for International Development ICRW Africa Jacob Juma Sabrina Jacobs SOAWR World Pulse

Territorial markets have a higher level of adaptability to shocks for example pandemics or climate related shocks Brian Keane East African Youth Network

Territorial markets are the backbone of food , but face barriers including lack of social protection , subjected to closure and evictions and women in particular face more barriers such as unpaid care work Brian Keane

In situations of war and protracted conflict , territorial markets goes a long way in providing food to the local population East African Youth Network A Growing Culture Brian Keane Ratemo Simba Jacob Juma Global Landscapes Forum (GLF) World Pulse Climate Action Network International (CAN) Power Shift Africa Myron Belej, RPP, MCIP Indigenous Peoples’ Rights International - IPRI

In #territorial #markets you can bargain or get food on credit, can you get food on credit in supermarkets? A Growing Culture Coalition for Sustainable Development Make Every Woman Count (MEWC) East African Youth Network faith alubbe Kenya Land Alliance Brian Keane Land is Life Agroecology Fund Nasike Claire Akello Miss mwenesi Kariobangi Social Justice Centre

What are #territorial markets?, may you know them and recognise their importance in food systems Kenya Land Alliance Brian Keane Land is Life Women for Green Economy Movement Uganda Albert | KatruGuma SOAWR Make Every Woman Count (MEWC) Michael Fakhri World Pulse Jensine Larsen Jill Langhus-Griffin

Territorial markets should be protected because they are sustainable Land is Life Brian Keane CSIPM World Pulse Kenya Land Alliance faith alubbe Climate Action Network International (CAN) Danny Wijnhoud, PhD Power Shift Africa Miss mwenesi Nasike Claire Akello

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The world is experiencing a deterioration of ethics of food ,particularly weaponisation of food ,affordability and accessibility Women for Green Economy Movement Uganda Danny Wijnhoud, PhD Kenya Land Alliance faith alubbe Dirk Holemans Brian Keane Land is Life Danny Wijnhoud, PhD @

There is an increased green colonialism.in Africa ,through carbon trade East African Youth Network Brian Keane Jensine Larsen World Pulse IPES-Food WECAN, International Danny Wijnhoud, PhD Marie Cosquer

Rising global interest rates is affecting food systems East African Youth Network Brian Keane Danny Wijnhoud, PhD CSIPM

When there is economic chaos,multinationals step in with the agenda of profiteering Land is Life Brian Keane HLPE-FSN IPES-Food Women for Green Economy Movement Uganda faith alubbe CSIPM Danny Wijnhoud, PhD Ratemo Simba SOAWR IPES-Food

There is an increased dependency on single markets ,what happens when there are retaliatory responses or a pandemic and you depend on a small number of countries for your food ? Kenya Land Alliance East African Youth Network Brian Keane

📢 Land is Life 2024 Annual Report is out! In 35 countries, we stood with 95 Indigenous Peoples organizations defending land + life. 🛡️ Emergency grants, 🌿 Indigenous women’s leadership, 🍎 food sovereignty, 🌍 advocacy. 91% of funds went to communities. bit.ly/4dZUyry

It’s more than consultation—it’s about consent. Established by #ILO169, Free, Prior and Informed Consent is a legal obligation to protect Indigenous Peoples' rights. A🧵 on what it is and why it matters:

At @LandIsLifeorg, we work with Indigenous Peoples’ communities around the world to defend #FPIC and stop land grabs, extractivism, and false solutions to climate change. Learn more: landislife.org/free-prior-and…

Self-determination means the right that Indigenous Peoples have to decide how to govern themselves, to define their own priorities for development, and to protect their cultures, lands, and futures—on their own terms.

#UNDRIP goes further than previous international instruments by clearly establishing Free, Prior and Informed Consent (#FPIC) as a standard of engagement—not just consultation:

At the heart of this right is Free, Prior and Informed Consent (#FPIC) — a foundational right that ensures Indigenous Peoples are fully informed, not pressured, and genuinely free to say yes or no to any action that affects them.

#FPIC gives voice to the collective will of Indigenous Peoples’ communities — not as stakeholders, but as rights-holders.