Currently, La Via Campesina comprises 180* local and national organizations in 81 countries from Africa, Asia, Europe, ArNA* and the Americas. Altogether, it represents about 200 million small-scale food producers. Around the world, La Via Campesina has more than 70 schools and training processes based on popular education.
In 2022, LVC voiced strong demands and proposals to address the global crises in the short and long term. The easing of travel restrictions allowed peasant and indigenous leaders to travel to spaces of policy-framing and decision making, to make themselves heard and be counted.
After Elizabeth Mpofu, Morgan Ody becomes general coordinator of LVC. Bagnolet, France | 01 December… Read more →
(This post was first published on 17 April 2020 and is reproduced again, as some… Read more →
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Title: La Via Campesina – 2018 Annual report Year: June 2019 Language: English (also available… Read more →
Title: La Via Campesina. 2017 Annual report Year: May 2017 Language: English (also available in… Read more →
Full text of the message that La Via Campesina delivered while accepting the XV Navarra… Read more →
Title: La Via Campesina. 2016 Annual report Year: June 2017 Language: English (also available in… Read more →
