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Agroecology is here to stay Mapping agroecological farmers and the status of agroecology in Ecuador’s Highlands and Coastal regions A publication by Heifer Ecuador Country Director Rosa Rodriguez Research Coordinator Nancy Minga Research Support Team Pedro Cerrada Anna Deaconu Chapters The following chapters were done with the support of: Chapter 5 • Anna Deaconu • Information produced by Alternative Marketing Circuits (CIALCO)/ General Coordinating Office for Commercial Networks-Magap - Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, Aquaculture and Fishing (MAGAP) and the Consumers’ Commission. Chapters 3 and 6 Ana Lucía Bravo Revision and editing Elizabeth Bravo Photographs The Heifer Ecuador Team Design and Layout Manthra Comunicación Integral • www.manthra.net ISBN: Pending Quito, Ecuador 2014 Heifer-Ecuador Foundation Address José Luis Tamayo N24-587 & Colón, Quito, Ecuador (592 2) 2501427/2908985 fundacionheifer@heifer-ecuador.org Web www.heifer-ecuador.org HeiferEcuador @HeiferEcuador Any parts may be reproduced as long as the source is cited and the Heifer Ecuador Foundation is informed.
About Heifer Ecuador Heifer International has worked in Ecuador since 1954 supporting indigenous and other rural organizations in programs and initiatives geared toward sustainable development with an integrated, participatory approach. Since 1993, Heifer has taken the form of the Heifer Ecuador Foundation, an Ecuadorian non-governmental rural development organization. Mission of Heifer International To work in community to contribute to reducing hunger and poverty, caring for the Earth. Heifer Ecuador assumes the mission of Heifer International, linking it to the goals of Food Sovereignty. The vision of Heifer International is a world of communities living together in peace and equitably sharing the resources of a sustainable planet. Heifer Ecuador Foundation has developed diverse capacities in its multi-disciplinary, pluri-ethnic team, to become a strong program, linked with and supporting rural organizations in the quest to transform this society to make it more equitable and with social justice. Experience in agroecology Since its creation in 1993, Heifer Ecuador has promoted agroecology as its proposal to enhance small farming families’ production process, caring for their health, the environment, within a framework of food sovereignty, guaranteeing the cultural practices and the identity of zones and the country. Over these 21 years’ experience, Heifer Ecuador has worked nationwide in over a hundred projects with 100 montubio (Coastal), Afro-Ecuadorian, and rural-indigenous organizations and 25,000 families. Heifer Ecuador works with all national indigenous / rural organizations in Ecuador; with the country’s most important second-tier provincial organizations, community organizations and regional organizations. All the projects we have supported have a component of agroecology, education and technical assistance. Heifer Ecuador has pursued sustained education in agroecology at various levels. Foremost among our systematic training initiatives and projects on agroecology is the National Agroeocology School, which is systemic non-formal training combining theory and practice to train trainers. Since these Schools began in 2008, two graduating classes have included students from every one of the country’s national indigenous and other rural and mangrove peoples’ organizations. Heifer Ecuador has advised the Agrarian Revolution Schools by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (MAGAP) on contents and methodologies to incorporate the agroecology module in training for their 3
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