Rural women play a crucial role in food sovereignty in Africa. They are often responsible for food production and agricultural resource management in their communities. By preserving traditional agricultural practices and adopting sustainable methods, they contribute to food security and the resilience of local farming systems.

We Are the Solution (NSS) is an initiative created to promote food sovereignty in Africa through the actions of rural women. NSS focuses on sustainable and economically profitable agricultural alternatives, while supporting agro-ecology and good farming practices.

NSS contributes to food sovereignty by :

• - Promoting traditional good farming practices handed down from generation to generation.
• - Promote agro-ecology and family farming for sustainable food production.
• - Influencing agricultural policies and improving agricultural governance.
• - Organizing Information-Education-Communication (IEC) sessions on food sovereignty and agro-ecology.

NSS supports various good agricultural practices, such as :

• - The use of sustainable cultivation methods that respect natural cycles.
• - Conservation of local seeds and traditional farming techniques.
• - Integration of agro-ecology principles to maintain soil fertility and biodiversity.

There are many ways to get involved with NSS:

• - Participate in projects : Join local or regional initiatives supported by NSS.
• - Make a donation : Contribute financially to support NSS projects.
• - Sharing knowledge : Take part in training sessions or exchanges of farming techniques.

NSS's long-term objectives include :

• - The expansion of its activities to other regions of the African continent.
• - Local capacity-building through ongoing training and endogenous practice-sharing sessions.
• - Influencing agricultural policies to promote sustainable practices on a regional and continental scale.

Agro-ecology is an agricultural approach that integrates ecological principles into food production. It is important because it promotes sustainability, improves soil health, reduces environmental impacts and supports biodiversity. NSS promotes agro-ecology as a viable solution for achieving food sovereignty.

NSS organizes various events, such as Information-Education-Communication (IEC) sessions and sessions for sharing farming techniques. These events aim to raise local communities' awareness of food sovereignty and agro-ecology, and to share sustainable farming practices.

Collaboration with other similar initiatives enables NSS to broaden its impact and share resources and knowledge.By working together, NSS and its partners can harmonize their efforts to promote food sovereignty on a broader scale, improve the implementation of agro-ecological practices and influence agricultural policies more effectively.