Pour en finir avec la faim dans le monde

To justify intensive agriculture, some people tell us that world hunger has declined over the past fifty years. And that it is impossible to feed 7 billion people using environmentally friendly methods.

How can we justify the fact that children, women, and men are still dying of hunger today? And above all, how can we put an end to this unsustainable collective failure?

Caught between overabundance and scarcity, the current global food system has failed. To address population growth and environmental degradation, urgent decisions must be made.

Agroecology, which requires no chemical pesticides, is perfectly suited to the often precarious circumstances of small-scale farmers. It is the solution to finally eradicating world hunger.

Based on in-depth research, this book offers solutions. Because it is possible to feed all the children our Earth sustains.