The Rio Branco commitment

The Rio Branco commitment

2002

On the 19 May 2002, the participants of the Growing Diversity Rio Branco International Workshop in Acre, Brazil claimed that the principal mode of agricultural production should be biodiversity based and under the control of local communities. In a three page "Rio Branco Commitment", the participants set out their ideas with a number of declarations and proposals and a set of commitments from the participants involved.

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biodiversity farmers fisheries foods indigenous knowledge international agreements international trade role of women sustainability trade agreements

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Growing Diversity

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Biodiversity and agriculture; Agriculture and food.environmental protection natural resource management; Agriculture and food.environmental policies and management; Biodiversity policy; Agriculture and food.agricultural policy; Agriculture and food

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English

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Agriculturalists agree principles for biodiversity led farming

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The Rio Branco commitment

2002

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