Explore the impacts and foundations of extractivism, which is based on excess and involves sacrificing ever greater and larger areas of land throughout the world without consulting the people who live there.
Commercialisation of Stevia-derived sweeteners by violating the rights of indigenous peoples, misleading marketing and controversial SynBio production.
A booklet to show that it is possible for everyone to take positive action and put management methods in place that respect the local water cycle and help improve the balance of the climate.
At the second People, Planet and Water meeting held in March 2015 at the World Social Forum in Tunis, we were proud to present our proposals for a new paradigm for water, particularly on issues relating to the human right to water and sanitation, the climate, agriculture and energy.
The "third international conference to tackle biopiracy" provided an opportunity, not only to raise awareness and share information on biopiracy, its development and alternatives, but also to generate interest around the biodiversity bill being introduced in France
The Foundation intends to highlight the efforts of those who work to promote and defend the right to water in areas that are affected by extractivism.
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.Ok