Impact stories
SIANI’s long engagement with youth has boosted relationships and collaboration with young people over time, strengthening our community and opened new opportunities for young entrepreneurs in Ethiopia.
In 2024, Alnarp’s Agroecology Farm collaborated with SIANI to publish its first Amplifying Stories of Agroecology Practices and Principles (ASAPP) case study, highlighting how the farm applies the 13 principles of agroecology. This project has become more than just a document, it has sparked discussions, inspired students, and strengthened the farm as a hub for sustainable agriculture. We met with two of the students and board members running the farm, Claire Feller and Leon Pepe Biundo, to hear about their experience working with SIANI, what ASAPP has meant for their farm, and what happens next!
Since 2015, SIANI has collaborated with its expert groups to contribute to a holistic understanding of emerging issues and foster regional action and collaboration. Many of these groups remain connected to the network years later and continue making meaningful change in their regions. SIANI has followed up on some of these impacts below.
SIANI’s long engagement with youth has boosted relationships and collaboration with young people over time, strengthening our community and opened new opportunities for young entrepreneurs in Ethiopia.
SIANI has contributed to the Swedish Resource Base, particularly in academia, civil society, private sector and the public sector, youth, as well as in various thematic areas.
The Expert Group Small-scale farmers and biodiversity in Nepal organised the topics, planned the syntheses, and invited the panels of the TV show on Krishi TV, aiming to increase understanding of the links between agrobiodiversity, nutrition and climate change.
The documentation of these culinary will enhance knowledge of traditional food recipes, increase the demand for local food plants, and strengthen the local food system. These videos highlight the importance of the recipes.
SIANI's support to the expert group led by the Agripreneurship Alliance is now ending. Discover what two alumni of the Entrepreneurship in Agribusiness course think about the training and how it has benefitted them.
As SIANI's support to the expert group led by the Agripreneurship Alliance is coming to an end, Dr Tindiwensi, lecturer at a business school in Uganda, shares reflections on the impact of the Entrepreneurship in Agribusiness course on her institution.
The Mekong Expert Group has contributed to a newly published report on agroforestry in ASEAN.