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Assessing transitions to sustainable agricultural and food systems: A tool for agroecology performance evaluation (TAPE). Mottet Anne, Bicksler Abram, Lucantoni Dario, De Rosa Fabrizia, Scherf Beate, Scopel Eric, Lopez-Ridaura Santiago, Gemmil-Herren Barbara, Bezner Kerr Rachel, Sourisseau Jean-Michel, Petersen Paulo, Chotte Jean-Luc, Loconto Allison, Tittonell Pablo. 2020. Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems, 4:579154, 21 p.

Contribution to a renewed framework to analyse the interactions between family and capitalist agriculture. Pédelahore Philippe, Uwizeyimana Laurien, Wainaina Juliet, Toko Claude, Vaast Philippe. 2020. Journal of Agrarian Change, 20 (3) : 485-503.

The LCA4CSA framework: Using life cycle assessment to strengthen environmental sustainability analysis of climate smart agriculture options at farm and crop system levels. Acosta Alba Ivonne, Chia Eduardo, Andrieu Nadine. 2019. Agricultural Systems, 171 : 155-170.

Climate-smart agriculture, agroecology and soil carbon: Towards winning combinations. Saj Stéphane, Torquebiau Emmanuel. 2018. Perspective (47) : 1-4.

A simulation tool to support the design of crop management strategies in fruit tree farms. Application to the reduction of pesticide use. Pissonnier Solène, Lavigne Claire, Le Gal Pierre-Yves. 2017. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 142 : 260-272.

Trends in agrobiodiversity for quinoa and some wild relatives: Underutilized crops and wild species for sustainable agricultural production in Peru. Fagandini Ruiz Francesca, Bazile Didier. 2017. In : Living in global world: local knowledge an sustainability. Book of abstracts. Carvalho, Ana Maria; Pardo de Santayana, Manuel; Bussmann, Rainer. Instituto Politécnico de Bragança, Centro de Investigação de Montanha; Society for Economic Botany. Bragança : Society for Economic Botany, Résumé, p. 81. ISBN 978-972-745-224-8 Annual Meeting of the Society for Economic Botany. 58, Bragança, Portugal, 4 Juin 2017/9 Juin 2017.

Measuring Agroecology and its Performance (MAP). Key findings from applying the FAO Tool for Agroecology Performance Evaluation (TAPE) in Benin, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Madagascar in the context of the Global Programme Soil Protection and Rehabilitation for Food Security (ProSoil). Geck Matthias, Adeyemi Chab, Adoyo Beatrice, Alpuerto Joe, Arinloye Ademonla A.D.D., Ateku Dickens, Autfray Patrice, Barahona Carlos, Chacha Robin, Cluset Rémi, Karari Valentine, Mills Dave, Ravonjiarison Nasandratra, Sörensen Levke, Thomson Alex, Weullow Elvis, Winowiecki Leigh, Woldemeskel Endalkachew, Zampela Pittaki, Sinclair Fergus. 2024. Bogor : CIFOR-ICRAF, 80 p. (Working Paper, 8)