- India’s present agricultural system is subsidy-based and relies on corporations.
- Agroecology is a technology of the future with a traditional idiom.
- Integration:
- Shift from chemical-intensive farming to nature-based methods.
- Promote bottom-up and territorial processes for local solutions.
- Encourage co-creation of knowledge (science + traditional knowledge).
- Empower producers and communities as agents of change.
- Focus on social and economic dimensions of food systems.
- Place strong focus on rights of women, youth, indigenous peoples.
- Reduce reliance on corporate inputs and elite networks.