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Join us on January 29, 2024, in Brussels for the A2L Seminar on Access to Land and the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). This public event will explore the history, structure, and impact of CAP on land issues, with insights from leading experts. Attendees will gain valuable knowledge on how CAP (…)

From January 8, 2025, over 100 participants gathered in northern Montpellier, France, to discuss the critical intersection of agriculture and biodiversity. Hosted by organizations like the Conservatoire d’espaces naturels d’Occitanie, Terre de Liens, and Access to Land Network, this 3-day (…)

How does the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy shape land use and farming? This report explores its historical evolution, impacts on land access, and the challenges faced by small-scale farmers. Discover key recommendations to foster generational renewal, support agroecological farming, and ensure (…)

Missed our recent webinars? We’ve been exploring the vital role of land access in Europe’s shift towards agroecological farming. From collaborating with the Eurosite Network on sustainable land use to diving into France’s land regulations with Safer, these sessions offered practical insights for (…)

Join us in reflecting on a dynamic three-day seminar in Brussels. We explored the legal landscape of agri-photovoltaic (APV), visited an APV installation in Wallonia, honed our communication strategies, and planned future advocacy efforts. Stay tuned for detailed reports and our upcoming field (…)

The #accesstolandnetwork facilitates trainings and coalition buildings to put #agroecology on the agenda for the EU-Elections 2024. Don’t forget to vote!

Forum Synergies offers a trainee exchange program - Learn here what it is about and how you can get involved!

Mme Noichl is part of the S&D party in the EP - social democrates in Germany. In 2017 whe was rapporteur for and INI report on Land concentration. We discussed whether EU is still a potential change maker for a2l.

"Upskilling pathway for agroecology practitioners toward European synergies on land" is an Erasmus+ co-funded partnership between ADRI (Ukraine), Ecoruralis (Romania), Terre en vue (Belgium), Netzwerk Flächensicherung (Germany) and Terre des Liens (France).

Members and partners of the Access to Land network are expanding their alliances with local authorities to put land at the service of the common good. They recently published an online handbook and organised an international seminar to discuss the role of local authorities in securing farmland (…)