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La souveraineté alimentaire
L’agriculture pourrait nourrir la population mondiale. Pourtant, en 2022, près de 30% de la population mondiale ne bénéficiait pas d’un accès constant à des aliments et quelques 900 millions de personnes étaient en situation d’insécurité alimentaire grave rapport sur (voir le rapport sur L’État de la sécurité alimentaire et de la nutrition dans le monde 2023).
Poser la question de la souveraineté alimentaire, c’est interroger la société dans laquelle on souhaite vivre, c’est prendre position pour la solidarité internationale et l’émancipation des peuples : comment organise-t-on nos filières de production ? Aux dépens de qui ? A qui appartiennent les terres ? Comment protéger la qualité des sols, la santé des travailleur·ses et mettre fin aux pesticides ? C’est défendre les ressources naturelles (eau, forêts...), biens communs, et penser leur gestion collective.
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Techno feudalism takes root on the farm in India and China Bayer and Cargill are among the many agrifood corporations benefiting from farmers data being extracted by Big tech like Microsoft. A new report reveals how farmers' data in countries like India & China has (…) -
The cost of industrial meat : displacement, conflict and environmental destruction (Grain)
The meat industry is in the hands of a few companies that control a market worth over US$200 billion. In Latin America, these groups threaten, displace and criminalise local communities. -
From land grabbers to carbon cowboys : a new scramble for community lands takes off (Grain)
Billions in carbon credits, but at what cost? GRAIN dataset exposes how fossil fuel giants & "carbon cowboys" are driving land grabs in the global South, displacing communities and deepening the climate crisis. -
Where do you get your food from ? (Grain)
As we’ve seen in many examples highlighted in our previous bulletins, local or territorial markets are far more resilient than the corporate models. They are rooted in communities, landscapes, and cultures. IPES's (…) -
Corporate bioinputs : Agribusiness’s new toxic trap (Grain)
Rising production costs and chemical pesticide bans are pushing top agrochemical corporations like Bayer, BASF & Yara to the global bioinputs market. Yet, the impact might be just as harmful to the (…) -
From land to logistics : UAE’s growing power in the global food system (Grain)
The UAE has amassed almost one million hectares of farm operations around the world. They are connected to a tightly controlled network of ports and logistics platforms, overlapping with geopolitical and military (…) -
Trente ans d’ALENA : c’est l’heure du bilan (Grain)
Alors que le premier accord de libre-échange de l’histoire contemporaine fête ses 30 ans, il convient de se demander pourquoi ce traité a joué un tel rôle dans l’histoire du régime mondial du commerce et de (…) -
Frénésie du libre-échange : les coûts cachés du pari économique de l’Asie du Sud (Grain)
Au-delà des droits de douane et des pertes de revenus, les nouveaux ALE en Asie du Sud signalent un changement plus global. Les accords commerciaux avantagent grands investisseurs et multinationales, et façonnent à (…) -
NAFTA at 30 : The mother of all free trade agreements (Grain)
As the first free trade agreement in contemporary history turns 30, it’s a good time to ask why this particular treaty played such a watershed role in the history of the global regime of trade and investment? To what (…) -
Le génocide et la faim comme armes de guerre en Palestine : l’espoir de la résistance mondiale (Grain)
GRAIN réaffirme sa solidarité et son engagement dans la lutte du peuple palestinien pour la décolonisation, l'autodétermination et la souveraineté sur la terre, l'eau et les autres ressources. Nous appelons à un (…) -
Genocide and food weaponisation in Palestine : global resistance as hope (Grain)
GRAIN reaffirms its solidarity and commitment to the Palestinian people’s struggle for decolonisation, self-determination and sovereignty over land, water and other resources. We call for an immediate end to the (…) -
Peoples of Mesoamerica in defence of seeds and maize (Grain)
Maize and seeds have been fundamental to the food sovereignty of Mesoamerica. Today, the free use and exchange of seeds is threatened by ‘UPOV laws’ promoted by transnational seed companies. Mesoamerican (…) -
Free trade frenzy : the hidden costs of South Asia’s economic gamble (Grain)
Beyond tariffs and revenue loss, new FTAs in South Asia signal a broader shift. Today, trade agreements serve major investors and corporations, shaping legal frameworks in their favour, undermining the region's (…) -
Urgent call to declare Gaza a disaster-stricken area suffering from famine, pollution and spread of diseases (Grain)
We call on all organizations, movements, human rights defenders, and supporters to sign this petition to urge the United Nations and the Palestinian Authority to declare Gaza a famine-stricken area and take the (…) -
Food hygiene guidelines in traditional markets : A hurdle for local markets and street vendors ? (Grain)
Given the large scope of traditional markets globally, important questions arise from a recent UN initiative. What would food hygiene control measures mean for the local traders and street food vendors, given that (…) -
GRAIN en 2023 : l’essentiel de nos activités (Grain)
Coalitions et action collective ont été cruciales pour défier le pouvoir des entreprises et promouvoir la souveraineté alimentaire en 2023. Bilan des luttes sur le commerce, la terre, les semences et le climat avec (…) -
GRAIN in 2023 : highlights of our activities (Grain)
Coalitions and collective action were crucial to challenging corporate power and advancing food sovereignty in 2023. Get an update on the struggles around trade, land, seeds and climate in GRAIN's annual report. -
La lutte pour les terres des communautés Bunong contre Socfin (Grain)
La lutte du peuple Bunong contre le géant du caoutchouc Socfin au Cambodge offre un exemple de conflit foncier qui oppose entreprises et communautés autochtones. Reportage sur le terrain. -
Whipping up disaster : how Brazil became a lab for financial agro-investments (Grain)
How does Brazil become an agribusiness laboratory? The alliance between finance capital and large estates threatens future dispossession. Landless, homeless and waterless majorities could receive rent if they finance (…) -
The Bunong people’s land struggle with Socfin (Grain)
In 2008, the Socfin group was granted 12,000 ha in Cambodia without the knowledge and consent of the Indigenous #Bunong people. Powerful glimpse into the communities' 15-year struggle, resistance and resilience.