Medicinal plants and their bioactive molecules are integral components of nature and have
supported the health of human societies for millennia. However, the prevailing view of …

The sustainability transitions scholarship is increasingly applying power and empowerment
frameworks to investigate the role of grassroots innovations in the politics of societal change; …

The social solidarity economy is an approach to the production and consumption of goods,
services and knowledge that promises to address contemporary economic, social and …

The many benefits of agroforestry are well-documented, from ecological functions such as
biodiversity conservation and water quality improvement, to cultural functions including …

This paper explores the actual and potential contributions of community‐led initiatives (CLIs)
to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). As examples of self‐determined practical …

Food production is of symbolic and practical importance in sustainable cities. Vegetable
gardening in public spaces and community gardens is better understood than the same …

Agriculture stands as the foundation of modern human societies. Any changes in social
functioning should seriously consider how to guarantee people a proper supply of food, in …

Since the 1990s, the concept of commons has been increasingly used to refer to a category
of goods, a policy approach and, more recently, a political notion and ideal (see in particular …

Food practices have become an important context for questions around sustainability. Within
HCI, sustainable HCI and human-food-interaction have developed as a response. We …

Permaculture-based social movements proliferate as a response to environmental
challenges, a way to pursue the 'good life', and a vision of a more harmonious way to be in …