What role can the EU play in supporting soil health and local communities across Africa?

Since our second session explored soil democracy through experiences from Nigeria, Niger, Malawi and the Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya, the discussion highlighted the challenges communities face around soil degradation, land rights and access to resources. These reflections opened up a broader conversation about the role the EU can play in supporting soil health and local communities across Africa, and the importance of building partnerships based on mutual learning and shared responsibility.

💬 What role can the EU play in supporting soil health and local communities across Africa?

💬 What would a truly equal partnership between African and European communities look like in your territory, and what could each learn from the other?

🌱 If your organization works on soil health, agriculture or community development across Europe and the Mediterranean region, what experiences, knowledge or practical solutions could you share with African communities facing similar challenges?

Join the debate below, share your perspective and engage with the contributions of others. We look forward to hearing your thoughts!