We are an organization dedicated to addressing the pressing issues of hunger, rural poverty, and the climate crisis by working at the intersection of agriculture, climate change, nature, and agrobiodiversity.
We work with local farmers and indigenous communities to address food sovereignty challenges, conserve indigenous seeds, while mobilizing meaningful actions and policy reform.
We believe that education and capacity building can influence the willingness of people to become agents of change. YARN facilitates the transfer of knowledge and best practices on regenerative agriculture to local farmers.
We are providing a platform that brings together farmers, city representatives, food researchers, and seed organizations to strengthen trust and reawaken the culture of working together and building lasting relationships.
Our organization partners with local farmers and indigenous communities to confront the issues of food sovereignty, preserve native seeds, and mobilize significant initiatives and policy changes.
Our approach involves building relationships, empowering through workshops and training, and promoting indigenous practices to enhance food sovereignty with local farmers and indigenous communities.
We conduct research, advocate for awareness, and collaborate with stakeholders to drive policy reforms that support sustainable food systems, protect indigenous seeds, and empower local farmers and indigenous communities.
We organize initiatives, facilitate resource access, and create platforms for collaboration to promote sustainable farming, empower local farmers and indigenous communities, and foster knowledge sharing in the realm of food sovereignty.
Community Empowerment Programs
Participating Farmers
Knowledge Sharing
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As small-scale food producers, we have long understood the deep connection between food systems and biodiversity. But a disturbing cycle has emerged:
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