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Vice-Rectorate for Research

CASAC Who We Are?

We are a team of faculty members, researchers, students, and coffee-growing communities, rural leaders, members of the Departmental Coffee Growers Committee of Cauca and the Municipality of Patía, committed to strengthening agroecological coffee growing as a strategy for adapting to climate change in the Department of Cauca.

Associations

Social appropriation strategies are being implemented directly and continuously in collaboration with the following organizations and educational institutions:

Research Lines

Agroecology: Strengthen Agroecological Transition Processes through:

Baseline assessment.
Seed houses.
Digital application.
Sustainability assessment.
Agroecological transition of farms.
Recognition of practices.

Social Appropriation: Generate strategies to replicate successful experiences in agroecology through:

Information management.
Potential use of agrobiodiversity.
Replication mechanisms.
Network of experiences.
Intercultural education: Promote sustainable coffee growing through:
- Dissemination and promotion of processes.
- Integration of a culture of sustainability.
- Promotion of skills that support the continuity of practices and knowledge.

Target Audience

It targets public and private institutions, organizations, and educational institutions working in the fields of Agroecology, social and solidarity economies, and context-relevant education.

This project is aimed at research groups, faculty members, the academic community in general, and rural communities interested in strengthening agroecological strategies to adapt to climate change.

In the Department of Cauca, initiatives involving social appropriation processes have been identified within the following organizations and institutions: