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- https://navdanyainternational.org/the-perfect-storm-that-hit-sri-lanka/
- https://navdanyainternational.org/cause/poison-free-food-and-farming-2030/
- https://www.themorning.lk/restoring-food-security-a-case-of-better-late-than-never/
- https://www.themorning.lk/analogue-forestry-addressing-biodiversity-and-food-security/
- Leadership and the effective participation of local communities and smallholder farmers, particularly those from historically and structurally excluded communities, in the development, implementation, and monitoring of socio-ecological policies.
- Adequate resources, capacity strengthening, and accompaniment, centered on supporting smallholder farmers, particularly those from structurally excluded communities (indigenous communities, women and girls, people with disabilities, etc.).
- Policy coherence for a socio-ecological future across government institutions, programs, and practices. Justice and inclusion must be at the heart of these policies, to ensure an equitable and inclusive low-carbon future.