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NATAE: Tizi Ouzou Living Lab: a successful participatory review of agroecological practices
Posted on April 13, 2026
As part of the NATAE project, the participatory results review workshop was successfully held at the Tizi Ouzou Living Lab. The workshop followed a visit to the trial sites. The results relating to three agroecological practices were presented and discussed: agroforestry, organic fertilisation, and local seed. For each of these practices, we discussed the results of the trials (plot level), the bioeconomic model simulation (farm level), and the causal maps (territorial level). The aim was threefold: to interpret the results, to validate them, and to share them. The discussions were fruitful and enabled us to achieve these objectives.
