Agricultural Cooperatives Business Forum 2025: Empowering Farmers with Digital Solutions
ALiSEA in Cambodia is proud to have co-organized the organization of the Agricultural Cooperatives Business
Webinar on Food Safety: From Production to Consumption in the context of Vietnam
Prepared by Ho Ngoc Son, KMC The 2nd ALiSEA Network 2025 Webinar was held on
Seeds of Hope: 2025 Mekong Region Seed Exchange Cultivates Regional Cooperation
Maha Sarakham, Thailand – The 2025 Mekong Region Seed Exchange brought together passionate advocates for
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November
TARASA25 Is Back! Register Now and Submit Your Abstract
Transitioning Towards Agroecology and Regenerative Agriculture: A Contribution to Food Systems Transformation (TARASA25) is an international workshop dedicated to addressing
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November
ALiSEA Thematic Webinar #2 (2025) — Communications Pack
Food Safety: From Production to Consumption Date & time: 17 November 2025, 08:30–11:00 (GMT+7, Vietnam time) | Platform: Google Meet
Officer
Lao Cai Vietnam
Officer
Hanoi Vietnam
consultant Officer
Hanoi Ho Chi Minh Son La
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Seeds of Transformation: Agroecology in Siem Reap
This film captures the transformative journey of smallholder farmers in Siem Reap, Cambodia, as they shift from conventional, chemical-dependent farming…
Can organic rice certification curb the pressure of the agrarian transition in Cambodia? A farming system approach
Over the past two decades, the Mekong region has experienced significant transformation of its agricultural sector from subsistence farming to…
Participatory Rice Varieties Evaluation: Empowering Farmers Through Collaborative Assessment
How do Cambodian farmers choose the best rice for their local conditions and market needs? This video follows a participatory…
Participatory Rice Varieties Evaluation: Empowering Farmers Through Collaborative Assessment
Key Questions Explored: – Main criteria for new rice varieties – How to use and multiply varieties – Adaptation to…
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