Working Paper 15: Solidarische Landwirtschaft (CSAs) in Germany: Drivers of change for a socio-ecological transformation of the food system?

The Working Paper 15 entitled “Solidarische Landwirtschaft (CSAs) in Germany: Drivers of change for a socio-ecological transformation of the food system?” by Thomas Julián Poveda Ríos presents relevant findings from various areas of Solawi work, such as community-building, relationships with nature, fair wages and ecological farming practices.

By shedding light on the transformative potentials and limitations of Solawis in the framework of a socio-ecological transformation of the local food system this paper aims to share knowledge and a further perspective on the question “How are we going to feed the world?”, the leading question of this working paper series.

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