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Voices on climate: "We have no choice but to work with complexity"

A man and a woman sitting on a flight of stairs outside.

Felipe Pasini and Dayana Andrade are syntropic agriculture specialists. (Photo: made available)

Dayana Andrade and Felipe Pasini are our next "Voices on climate." Both have many years of experience with syntropic agriculture – in practice, research, and knowledge transfer. FiBL is also exploring the potential of this type of agriculture and is working with the two experts, among others.

The concept of syntropic agriculture was developed in Brazil by Swiss scientist Ernst Götsch. In this interview, Dayana Andrade and Felipe Pasini talk about what makes this type of agriculture special, their experiences with it in Latin America and Southern Europe, and how syntropic agriculture can help with mitigation and adaptation to climate change.

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Adrian Krebs, Media spokesperson FiBL Switzerland

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