Climate Justice
Encuentros de la Red de Mujeres Indígenas y Rurales por una Justicia Climática 27/6/2023
We continue working on the construction of the Network of Indigenous and Rural Women for Climate Justice.
In this process, since March 2023, we have arranged meetings of influential women from rural areas and indigenous communities with representatives responsible for the judicial system, so as to join efforts in pursuit of climate justice.
In these encounters, experts, female producers and farmers, attorneys, judges, and judicial officials exchange experiences and enhance mutual collaboration to address the challenges brought on by global warming: droughts, fires, soil degradation, and a reduction of carbon footprints in productive systems, the search for alternative energy sources, waste management, sustainability, and green employment.
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Encounter: SOIL
Encounter: SUSTAINABILITY
Encounter: WASTE
Encounter: WATER
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Encounter 4: SOIL
System for Prevention and Early Warning for Natural Grassland Fires of the INTA (National Agricultural Technology Institute) – Erica Colombani
Responsible Implementation of the System of Prevention and Early Warning for Natural Grassland Fires of the INTA (National Agricultural Technology Institute)
How to measure the carbon footprint? – Inés Di Napoli – PUMA Platform
Green Corridors and satellite observation. How to reintroduce biodiversity? - Nancy Oliveto - Societe Generale D'Evaluation Des Territoires
What is being done in Argentina to combat desertification? Natalia Mansilla – National Observatory of Land Degradation and Desertification.
Living Soils of the Americas - Karina Montiel - Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA)
Encounter 3
What is Agro ecology? Natalia Ochoa - Institute of Family, Peasant, and Indigenous Agriculture (INAFICI)
The Agro ecological transition and the design of agro-ecosystems - Mariane Carvalho Vidal - Vegetable Researcher at EMBRAPA
The initiative, develop by Foro del Sur and implemented by the French Development Agency (AFD), through financing from Euroclima+, has the support of the Association of Women Judges of Argentina (AMJA), the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA), the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (CEPAL), the French Embassy in Argentina, the Rural Women Association of Argentina (MRA) and the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA).
