Agroecology in post 2020 Biodiversity Framework

In November the United Nation Conference on Biodiversity COP-14 took place in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt. Several students from the Master programme Global Change Ecology took part. In the GCE Blog Nikunj Pathak shares his insights from an event on ‘Agro-ecological approaches and biodiversity-friendly practices to increase productivity’. Agroecology is regarded as a key tool in the transition to sustainable food and an important topic on the post 2020 agenda.