ATIX Mulher (Brazil) is the female branch of the Indigenous organisation of Women’s Movement of the Xingu Indigenous Reservation Association. During the pandemic in 2020, the inhabitants of the Xingu Indigenous Reservation were heavily affected in their food security. Atix Mulher has campaigned for food, hygiene products and agricultural tools for the 16 ethnic groups of the reservation. It has helped gather food donations and has set out a collective crowdfunding that has benefitted 130 villages. Currently, items such as crafts and honey, produced by the villagers, help with capital to keep the small agriculture-based businesses running.
Brazil
Empowering small farmers through the cocoa initiative in Brazil
Starting in 2012, in the municipality of São Félix do Xingu, in southeastern Pará, the initiative has supported 310 family members with the “Cocoa More Sustainable” project to enhance the recovery and regeneration of around 1,000 hectares of cocoa plantations through agroforestry systems.
Mobilising the community to overcome crises
In 2015, the Fundão Rejects Dam breach in Minas Gerais threw millions of tons of toxic minerals into the river Doce, which were carried through 600 km until Linhares, where the quilombo is located, heavily impacting the area.
Co-creating solutions for an inclusive Green Deal: ACCTING’s next set of Open Studios
As ACCTING continues to explore how the European Green Deal and its associated policies impact vulnerable groups, the project is ... read more
ACCTING Webinar: Bridging the Gap: Inclusive Criteria for NGO Funding
Bridging the Gap: Inclusive Criteria for NGO Funding Online webinar on Tuesday 1 October 2024 11.00 - 12.30 CEST read more
Towards a fair and inclusive Green Deal: ACCTING Panel at Green Digital Accessibility 2024
Green Digital Accessibility 2024 Bridging Sustainability and Accessibilityin the Green Transition: Future Transformations in the ... read more
Co-creating Inclusive Climate Adaptation Solutions: ACCTING at EURESFO
In June ACCTING participated in the 11th European Urban Resilience Forum (EURESFO) in Valencia, Spain, the 2024 European Green Capital. read more
Tackling food security with agroecology: Insights from the Agroecology Meeting in Turkey
ACCTING partner Burcu Borhan Türeli took part in the "Agroecology and Our Rights" meeting supported by UNDP GEF SGP, which gathered a ... read more
ACCTING Webinar: Building resilience to natural disasters
Based on insights developed in ACCTING research activities and experience from related projects and initiatives, this webinar explores ... read more
Webinar: Strengthening food security through gender+ inclusive and sustainable small-scale farming
ACCTING is delighted to host an online webinar on “Rooted in equality: Strengthening food security through gender+ inclusive and ... read more
Ensuring an Inclusive Farm to Fork Strategy: ACCTING Policy Brief #2
In this second policy brief, the ACCTING team outlines selected recommendations relating to the transition to sustainable food ... read more
ACCTING’s agenda for future research
The agenda for future research developed by ACCTING aims to pave the way for effective policymaking and implementation by serving as a ... read more
First meeting with the ten ACCTING pilot projects
On 23 and 24 January, the ACCTING consortium organised a workshop on the evaluation of the impact of the pilot projects. read more
Newsletter
Keep up to date with the latest project news, developments, and results.