Transforming Africa throughAgroecology
RIPA-Agroecology mobilizes legislators, youth, and rural communities to build a Nourishing, Resilient, and Sovereign Africa by 2031.
RIPA-Agroecology in 3 minutes
Discover who we are, our mission, and the concrete impact of our actions across the African continent.
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What would you like to do?
Access RIPA-Agroecology's most important services and resources directly.
Become a member of RIPA-Agroecology and join more than 16 countries mobilized for the agroecological transition in Africa.
Access our certified training courses on agroecological practices, sustainable soil management, and ecological fishing.
Benefit from our expert guidance to diagnose your soils and optimize your yields with sustainable practices.
Explore our advocacy reports, impact studies, and scientific publications on agroecology in Africa.
Get our low-cost sustainable soil improvement solutions: hydrogels, biopesticides, certified compost.
NGOs, institutions, businesses — join our partner ecosystem and contribute to Africa's agricultural transformation.
Impact investors, green funds, development banks — finance profitable and sustainable agroecological projects in Africa.
Make a one-time or recurring donation to support our training programs, farm schools, and advocacy campaigns across the African continent.
Funders, foundations, bilateral cooperations — choose a concrete project from RIPA-Agroecology to fund in the country of your choice.
Latest news from the network
Stay informed about the events, press releases, and advancements of RIPA-Agroecology across the continent.
Launch of the first pilot farm-school in Guinea
RIPA-Agroecology inaugurates its first pilot site in Dubréka, a practical training space combining agroecology and aquaponics.
Read more →Parliamentary Forum: 5 Countries Sign the Agroecological Charter
During the Dakar forum, five African parliaments officially signed a charter of commitment to integrate agroecology into their national laws.
Read more →Training of 120 extension workers in agroecological practices
A 5-day intensive workshop trained 120 agricultural extension agents on composting, biopesticides, and crop rotation techniques.
Read more →RIPA-Agroecology signs an agreement with the FAO for 2025-2027
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed with the FAO for the financing of 3 pilot organic agriculture projects in 3 member countries of the network.
Read more →Our network across Africa
15+ active member countries, with 4 in the process of formalization. A continental dynamic in full expansion.
16 countries, one common vision
From the Maghreb to Southern Africa, our network grows each month. Each member country formalizes its local structure before continental approval by the African Union.
Join the Movement 🌿
Parliamentarians, farmers, NGOs, researchers — your commitment today is building a Nourishing and Resilient Africa of 2031.