Meet the program coordinators
Geoffrey is the Accountant for Biovision Africa Trust. He gives general accounting and finance support to the organization.…
Mr. Alex Mutungi is the coordinator of the African Union (AU)Ecological Organic Agriculture (EOA) Initiative…
U.S. Mission to The African Union
The Agroecology for Increased Nutrition and Food Security in Eastern Africa (ANFEA) Project, jointly led by Biovision Africa Trust (BvAT) and the Millennium Institute (MI), is a strategic initiative aimed at addressing the pressing challenges of nutrition and food security in the region. Aligned with the African Union’s 2022 “Year of Nutrition” theme, which emphasizes strengthening resilience in nutrition and food security, the project focuses on fostering agroecology as a transformative approach.
The Goal for the project is to create awareness and better understanding among policymakers (and practitioners, technocrats, and development partners) on Agroecology in contributing to nutrition and food security and stimulate discussion and debate among them about its benefits.
Project Obectives
The project is framed around 2 objectives that contribute to:
Enhancing awareness on the contribution of agroecology on nutrition and food security through undertaking a rapid assessment study and report results dissemination in targeted countries in eastern Africa.
Creating a multi stakeholder platform for learning, networking, and knowledge sharing (with the aim of positioning agroecology as a transformative approach to achieving nutrition and food security in East Africa.