Despite being the second most biodiverse country in the world, hosting more than 7000
useful species, Colombia is characterized by widespread poverty and food insecurity …

Analysing the sugarcane landscape in the flat valley of the Cauca River (Colombia) reveals
that agricultural industrialization in the region required the concentration of land use by …

Over the last five decades, the total area cultivated with sugarcane in Colombia has
increased by 280%. The consolidation of the sugarcane agroindustrial cluster has been …

The Camëntsá and Inga indigenous communities still rely on agroforestry systems for their
livelihood attainment, although globalization effects have also reached their settlements …

Abstract Study region The Guachal River Basin (GRB), a headwater of the Cauca River in
Colombia's Tropical Andes. Study focus Droughts develop gradually, without clear time …

Colombia's policy in the Upper Cauca River Basin is diminished by a lack of legitimacy in
local areas respecting the control of territory and water. Such illegitimate interference …

El Tiple is one of many marginalized Afrodescendant communities confined within a green
desert located in the southwest region of Colombia. This green desert is most widely known …

The adoption of agroecological and related alternative farming practices is frequently cited
as a viable strategy for fostering transformative change within agricultural and food systems …

Territorial conflicts driven by the expansion of various forms of mining have escalated in the
Global South. This article builds on the concept of territorialization, which often highlights the …

Este artículo analiza las relaciones entre ordenamiento territorial y reconocimiento étnico a
partir de las experiencias de dos comunidades afrodescendientes localizadas en el valle …