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Infographics: Access to land in Europe

We have developed a series of twelve infographics to present facts and issues of securing land for agroecological farming in Europe. They are organised in three groups:
> Farmland is under threat
> Small and family farmers are losing ground
> Challenges facing agroecological farmers

Feel free to download, share, print, disseminate and use for your own work.

These infographics are available in English and French for now. They will soon be available in other European languages. We will also shortly make them available as a series of posters.

Enjoy!

Farmland under threat
Info 1: Europe is losing farmland
A2L network – Design: Camille Lucas
Info 2: Intensive farming practices damage farmland
Access to land network – Graphic design: Camille Lucas
Info 3: Intensive farming practices damage natural resources
Access to land network – Graphic design: Camille Lucas
Info 4: EU consumption impacts on other continents’ farmland
Small farmers are losing ground
Info 5: European farmland is increasingly concentrated
Access to land network – Graphic design: Camille Lucas
Info 6: European farms are becoming bigger… and fewer
Access to land network – Graphic design: Camille Lucas
Info 7: European agriculture is increasingly corporate controlled
Access to land network – Graphic design: Camille Lucas
Info 8: Land concentration goes hand in hand with job losses
Access to land network – Graphic design: Camille Lucas
Challenges facing agroecological farmers
Info 9: Farmland as a financial asset
Access to Land Network
Info 10: A new generation of farmers is needed
Access to Land Network
Info 11: Farmand is too expensive for agroecological farmers
Access to Land Network
Info 12: Organic farmland: a small but growing area
Access to Land Network

Consult the data and references for these infographics.

If you are interested in infographics on land in Europe, please also consult Land for the few, four infographics on land concentration in Europe, developed by the Transnational Institute in 2016.