The second meeting of GIAA enabled the collective intelligence of grassroots organisation on the following aspects of Innovations and Agroecology: Grassroots Learning Experiences in grassroots learning, capacity-building, farmer-led experimentation, and Agroecology schools Innovation for whom? Risks and harms of Innovation, the Data industry, and the Need for technology assessment framework Fostering Innovation Processes of identification, documentation, and dissemination of grassroots innovations and local solutions. Enabling Infrastructure Exploring the Technical, Legal, Financial, Social structures and administrative backbone to support agricultural knowledge commons Connecting to Movements Nyéléni and the Agroecology / Food Sovereignty Movement