Address
Jones Street, New York, USA
SSEAFA's programs integrate ecological restoration, community participation, scientific research, Indigenous knowledge, and sustainable livelihoods into one coordinated approach rather than treating them as separate issues.
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Restoring degraded landscapes through native trees, coffee, cashew, and diversified farming systems that support biodiversity and sustainable livelihoods.
02
Strengthening local food systems through community seed banks, farmer cooperatives, and equitable access to nutritious, culturally appropriate food.
03
Protecting native species, restoring wildlife habitats, and improving ecological connectivity across landscapes through community stewardship.
04
Developing nature-based solutions — watershed restoration, climate-smart agroecology — that help communities adapt while reducing ecological risk.
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Supporting women's leadership development, entrepreneurship, and education so women lead agroecological transformation in their communities.
06
Building farmer cooperatives and community enterprises that keep more value with local producers and strengthen local food economies.