PLANT is a catalyst for indigenous communities and smallholder farmers to advocate for human & cultural rights, ecojustice, Seed & Food Sovereignty and Earth Jurisprudence.
PLANT works with partners in Brazilian Amazonia and in sub-Saharan Africa.
PLANT is a catalyst for indigenous communities and smallholder farmers to advocate for human & cultural rights, ecojustice, Seed & Food Sovereignty and Earth Jurisprudence.
PLANT works with partners in Brazilian Amazonia and in sub-Saharan Africa.
“Human and Earth Rights mirror the faces of the vulnerable;
They are a discomfort to the powerful;
They are continuously translated into policy by the struggles of the excluded;
They bring justice closer to our world, our common home” ... PLANT
Brazil Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Indigenous Land Rights
“Brazil’s supreme court has blocked efforts to dramatically strip back Indigenous land rights in what
activists called a historic victory for the South American country’s original inhabitants…”
The Guardian - 21 Sept 2023
Related report in Portuguese
Seed Harmonisation in Eastern and Southern Africa
Failures, neo-colonial agendas, and the rise of digitalised seed trade - dire implications for farmer managed seed and food systems in Africa
Sabrina Masinjila, with inputs by ACB Executive Director Mariam Mayet
Africa Centre for Biodiversity - August 2023
“Brazil’s supreme court has blocked efforts to dramatically strip back Indigenous land rights in what
activists called a historic victory for the South American country’s original inhabitants…”
The Guardian - 21 Sept 2023
Related report in Portuguese
Seed Harmonisation in Eastern and Southern Africa
Failures, neo-colonial agendas, and the rise of digitalised seed trade - dire implications for farmer managed seed and food systems in Africa
Sabrina Masinjila, with inputs by ACB Executive Director Mariam Mayet
Africa Centre for Biodiversity - August 2023
PLANT (Partners for the Land & Agricultural Needs of Traditional Peoples)
Transitioning to Ireland
Contact us at: plantpartners@gmail.com
Transitioning to Ireland
Contact us at: plantpartners@gmail.com