
Goa Summit and Beyond: Charting the Future of BRICS
India’s presidency of the BRICS grouping of emerging powers has come to an end after…
In many countries of the south, questions around agriculture and land remain central for social and political movements concerned with equity and justice. These include issues such as production of food in an environmentally sustainable manner, right to food, fighting poverty, offering fair prices to peasants, collectivisation, access to land, respecting crop diversity and regulating agribusiness. South-South research and advocacy on best practices in areas such as agro-ecology, cooperatives and land reform can not only help groups in India but also provide policy inputs for the Indian Governments development projects abroad.
India’s presidency of the BRICS grouping of emerging powers has come to an end after…
In the run up to the 8th BRICS summit held in India in October, 2016,…
The South Solidarity Initiative and Focus on the Global South co-organised a workshop on Free…
During the 8th BRICS summit held in Goa, India on 15-16 October, 2016, the five…
A summary of the main issues at stake at WTO Nairobi Ministerial.
Alternatives in Agriculture, Energy and Rural Non-farm Livelihoods
The fisherwomen of Sunderban and their struggle for survival and livelihoods
The SSI facilitated a people to people exchange in March 2014 for eminent socialists and educators Marta Harnecker and Michael Lebowitz to the Indian state of Kerala where they visited projects of the Kudumbashree initiative
Lessons from the New Rural Reconstruction Programme in China
The Jordan-based Arab Group for the Protection of Nature (APN) estimates that about three million trees in Palestine, including olive trees, have been destroyed from 2001 onwards- while around 1.5 million trees were uprooted from 2001-2007 by Israeli settlers and defence forces