MiCampo: A Multi-Level Digital Cooperative Infrastructure for Agroecological Planning, Participatory Certification and Territorial Market Coordination
Abstract
Agroecological transitions require coordination across technical, certification, economic and research domains. We present MiCampo, a modular digital cooperative infrastructure organized into four functional levels: (1) agroecological technical planning, (2) digital participatory guarantee systems (PGS), (3) contractual territorial distribution planning and logistics, and (4) territorial research and monitoring. The platform integrates both a webmaster application for cooperative governance and a mobile application for producers and other territorial stakeholders. MiCampo is grounded in an action-research approach: by providing concrete services to producers and cooperatives (technical itineraries, participatory certification, contracting and logistics support), the platform simultaneously reduces transition costs and generates structured, longitudinal data on practices, certification processes and food-system coordination, which feed back into research on agroecological transitions. We describe the conceptual architecture, the implemented modules, and a roadmap for future integration, including AI-assisted biodiversity identification tools and territorial monitoring indicators.
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BibTeX
@misc{dupas2026micampo,
title = {{MiCampo: A Multi-Level Digital Cooperative Infrastructure for Agroecological Planning, Participatory Certification and Territorial Market Coordination}},
author = {Stéphane Jean-Paul Dupas and Benjamin Lysaniuk and Melchor Ruiz Gonzalez and Elyandre Buret and Lenny Vergerolle},
howpublished = {EcoEvoRxiv},
year = {2026},
month = sep,
doi = {10.32942/x2hx2b},
url = {https://ecoevorxiv.org/repository/view/14904/},
note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
RIS
TY - UNPB
TI - MiCampo: A Multi-Level Digital Cooperative Infrastructure for Agroecological Planning, Participatory Certification and Territorial Market Coordination
AU - Stéphane Jean-Paul Dupas
AU - Benjamin Lysaniuk
AU - Melchor Ruiz Gonzalez
AU - Elyandre Buret
AU - Lenny Vergerolle
PY - 2026
DA - 2026/09/11
PB - EcoEvoRxiv
DO - 10.32942/x2hx2b
UR - https://ecoevorxiv.org/repository/view/14904/
AB - Agroecological transitions require coordination across technical, certification, economic and research domains. We present MiCampo, a modular digital cooperative infrastructure organized into four functional levels: (1) agroecological technical planning, (2) digital participatory guarantee systems (PGS), (3) contractual territorial distribution planning and logistics, and (4) territorial research and monitoring. The platform integrates both a webmaster application for cooperative governance and a mobile application for producers and other territorial stakeholders. MiCampo is grounded in an action-research approach: by providing concrete services to producers and cooperatives (technical itineraries, participatory certification, contracting and logistics support), the platform simultaneously reduces transition costs and generates structured, longitudinal data on practices, certification processes and food-system coordination, which feed back into research on agroecological transitions. We describe the conceptual architecture, the implemented modules, and a roadmap for future integration, including AI-assisted biodiversity identification tools and territorial monitoring indicators.
ER -