Marie Michael Library
Title
Affirming Life and Diversity: Rural Images and Voices on Food Sovereignty in South India DVD #1 - Autonomy over food and seed DVD #2 - Controlling technology and markets - DVD #3 - A new grassroots globalism in action - DVD #4 - Grassroots confront genetic engineering -
File No
680
Format
4-DVD set with book.
Description
This compilation describes the way co-inquirers worked together in the drylands of Andhra Pradesh in South India to produce knowledge for sustainability and equity. Their experience is captured in the twelve videos included in this set. The videos show how local organisations of marginalised women farmers and urban food consumers are regenerating sustainable and citizen controlled food systems. They offer lessons to the international community who seek to eradicate poverty and hunger while ensuring environmental sustainability. (4-DVD set with book)
DVD #1 - Autonomy over food and seed - Onwards to food sovereignty (33 min.); People's agenda for biodiversity (24 min.); Dalit food systems (29 min.)
DVD #2 - Controlling technology and markets - Backyard biofertilisers (5:45 min.); A machine for millet (9 min.); A market of the walkouts (25 min.); Learning from grassroots (46 min.)
DVD #3 - A new grassroots globalism in action - From local to global (44 min.); In the lap of Pacha Mama, Bhootalli, Mother Earth (28 min.);
DVD #4 - Grassroots confront genetic engineering - Why are Warangal farmers angry with Bt cotton? (25 min.); Bt cotton in Andhra Pradesh (30 min.); A disaster in search of success (50 min.)