Agroecology is increasingly recognised as a global approach to meet the environmental, social and economic challenges faced by North African agriculture, and to propose a sustainable and resilient agricultural model.
The success of the agroecological transition depends on the training of professionals capable of supporting this change: it is vital to equip future actors in the agricultural sector with skills adapted to contemporary and future agricultural issues and with an in-depth understanding, not only of agroecological practices, but also of their territorial, social and economic dimensions. Education, training and farm advisory services are essential levers to support the agroecological transition.
