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Una asamblea es un grupo formado por miembros de una organización que se reúnen periódicamente para tomar decisiones sobre un ámbito o área específica de la misma.

Las asambleas realizan encuentros, algunos son privados y otros son abiertos. Si son abiertos se puede participar en ellos (por ejemplo: asistiendo si el aforo lo permite, añadiendo puntos al orden del día, o comentando las propuestas y decisiones tomadas por dicho órgano).

Ejemplos: Una asamblea general (que se reúne una vez al año para definir las líneas principales de acción de la organización así como para escojer a sus órganos ejecutivos por votación), una consejo asesor de igualdad (que se reúne cada dos meses para realizar propuestas de cómo mejorar las relaciones de género en la organización), una comisión de evaluación (que se reúne cada mes para realizar el seguimiento de un proceso) o un órgano de garantías (que recoge las incidencias, abusos o propuestas de mejora de los procedimientos de toma de decisiones) son todo ejemplos de asambleas.

CROSSING TERRITORIES: COMMONS ROUTES

Connecting African and Mediterranean Soil communities advancing regenerative stewardship, territorial justice, and commons-based futures.

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What knowledge never reaches international conferences because a visa was denied?

What regenerative practices remain invisible because the communities developing them cannot easily cross borders? What if collaboration did not depend on mobility alone?

CROSSING TERRITORIES: COMMONS ROUTES was created within the SoilTribes Community of Practice to connect African and Mediterranean initiatives working at the intersection of soil stewardship, territorial justice, commons governance, migration, community resilience, and regenerative futures.

The initiative emerged from a simple observation. While the SoilTribes Bootcamp series creates valuable opportunities for collaboration and experimentation, many Community of Practice members from African territories face significant barriers to participating in international exchanges. Yet some of the most innovative and inspiring responses to ecological, social, and territorial challenges are being developed precisely in these contexts.

Rather than treating this as a limitation, CROSSING TERRITORIES: COMMONS ROUTES seeks to create an alternative route for participation, visibility, and collective learning.

This pathway runs in parallel to the SoilTribes Bootcamp series and adapts some of its methodologies to an online and distributed format. Through community storytelling, challenge mapping, peer exchange, and collaborative reflection, participants will explore how different territories are responding to shared challenges while remaining rooted in their own local realities.

Process Objectives

→ Amplify voices and experiences that face barriers to participating in international mobility programmes.

→ Connect African and Mediterranean Community of Practice members around shared territorial challenges.

→ Adapt selected SoilTribes Bootcamp methodologies to online and distributed contexts.

→ Surface community-led initiatives that can inspire the wider SoilTribes ecosystem.

→ Prepare a collective showcase during the SoilTribes Community of Practice Meetup.


Propósito de la acción

Policy, Advocacy and Territorial Justice Actions

Actions aimed at influencing public policies, institutional practices, rights frameworks, resource allocation, land governance, environmental protection, migration policies, or community recognition through campaigns, coalitions, citizen mobilization, participatory governance, community organizing, legal action, or dialogue with public authorities.

→ Land and water rights campaigns
→ Advocacy for pastoralist, Indigenous, migrant, or refugee communities
→ Community-led territorial planning and stewardship
→ Food sovereignty and agroecology movements
→ Environmental and climate justice coalitions
→ Participatory policymaking and citizen assemblies
→ Protection and governance of commons and collective resources
→ Campaigns addressing extractive industries and land grabbing
→ Community monitoring, transparency, and accountability initiatives
→ Local, regional, national, or transnational policy influence efforts

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Referencia: soiltribes-ASSE-2026-06-11