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BvAT Participates in the Workshop on Developing a Research Agenda for Regenerative Agriculture/Agroecology within the CGIAR
On April 9th – 11th 2024, Dr. David Amudavi, Executive Director, of Biovision Africa Trust, was among over 50 participants from around the world who participated in a pivotal workshop
GIZ Knowledge Centre for Organic Agriculture and Agroecology in Africa Newsletter, Issue no. 10, April 2024
The first months of 2024 have started with many local and international events attended by partners from all Knowledge Hubs. A special highlight in this edition is the BIOFACH and the panel session organised together with IFOAM and FiBL that brought together powerful women to share their experiences as change-makers in organic agriculture and agroecology.
Biovision Africa Trust in collaboration with Murang’a County hosts a codesign workshop: Identifying appropriate technologies and practices for farmer transition to agroecology on 18th to 19th March 2024
{Faith Maiyo): A cross section of participants drawn from farmers, county government, private sector, community based organisations, national and International NGOs who participated in the event. As part of the
The EOA Secretariat had the pleasure of hosting the Ugandan State Minister for Agriculture, Animal Husbandry & Fisheries, Hon Fredrick Bwino Kyakulaga at the BIOFACH trade fair that took place in February 2024 in Nuremburg, Germany.
The State Minister, Mr. Fred Bwino 5th from right with EOA-I and KCOA delegation The EOA Secretariat had the pleasure of hosting the Ugandan State Minister for Agriculture, Animal Husbandry
Enhancing food and nutrition, market linkages and resilient livelihoods for smallholder farmers through agroecology – The LDF Project
The Louis Dreyfus Foundation funds Biovision Africa Trust for a period of 3 years (2024-2027) to scale up agroecological and organic agriculture practices through a project titled “Enhancing food and
Mkulima Mbunifu holds the 2nd annual co-design workshop in Dodoma, Tanzania
Mkulima Mbunifu one of the projects under BvAT’s Farmer Communication Programme, implemented in Tanzania under Sustainable Agriculture Tanzania (SAT), held the second annual Co-design workshop on 6th to 8th March