Challenges for the Institutionalization of Agroecology in the Lao PDR - Challenges for the institutionalization of agroecology in the Lao PDR

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Challenges for the institutionalization of agroecology in the Lao PDR

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-Agroecology has gained greater political recognition through the Lao facilitated Initiative on Agroecology for ASEAN (LICA)

-The policy framework supporting agroecological transition has been strengthened in recent years but public policies still lack concrete instruments to encourage agroecological transition.

-At local level, concrete actions supporting agroecology transition have been successfully implemented but are highly dependent on projects. Their lifespan may be limited if international support is withdrawn.

-Policies supporting agroecology transition are still based on a narrowing representation of agroecology, focusing more on changing agricultural practices than on a profound transformation of the food system.

-The broad dimension of agroecology (including social, gender, youth… dimensions) is not well institutionalized

-Various policies still support unsustainable cash-crops development

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