CA4SH Soil Action Hubs
What are the CA4SH Soil Action Hubs?
The CA4SH Soil Action Hubs are bottom-up, dynamic, decentralized structures designed to catalyze locally led implementation of soil health solutions, while fostering cross-regional exchange, collaboration, and peer learning.
Launched by the Coalition of Action 4 Soil Health (CA4SH), these Hubs are a response to the urgent need for coordinated, inclusive, and evidence-based action to improve soil health globally.
The Role of the Soil Action Hubs
The CA4SH Soil Action Hubs are designed to be engines of local action, tailored to local contexts yet connected globally. Their core functions include:
Fostering inclusive,
multi-stakeholder collaboration
Engaging farmers, youth, Indigenous Peoples, scientists, policymakers, investors, and the private sector.
Advancing knowledge and data exchange
Promoting the use of practical, science-based tools to support decision-making.
Promoting cross-regional peer learning
Enabling shared innovation and lessons across different landscapes and contexts.
Strengthening local capacity
Supporting training, education, and institutional development.
Aligning monitoring systems
Supporting integrated and regionally relevant monitoring and evaluation frameworks.
Mobilizing investment and policy action
Unlocking finance and aligning soil health with national and global development goals.
Geographic Presence
Each Hub is led by regional partners who understand the local context and priorities. While grounded in place, the Hubs are part of a global network for shared learning and collective impact.
Europe Hub
Hosted by EIT Food, the Europe Hub plays a pivotal role in advancing innovation and stakeholder engagement across the region.
Additional Hubs are being established in other key geographies, in collaboration with local and regional institutions.
Join the CA4SH Soil Action Hubs
Whether you're a policymaker, researcher, community leader, farmer organization, funder, or private sector actor — the CA4SH Soil Action Hubs are open to partners committed to scaling soil health for people, nature, climate, and food systems.
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