Our 2024 Annual Report is now available

Biovision Annual Report 2024

Dear Friend of Biovision

Our 2024 Annual Report is now available, and we are filled with gratitude for what we have achieved with your support.

To date, Biovision has reached over 14 million people in sub-Saharan Africa. Many smallholder farmers have increased their productivity, and we have contributed to the development of a National Agroecology Strategy in Kenya. In Switzerland, our activities have raised awareness of the importance of healthy soils.

However, 2024 also brought challenges, including global crises, economic uncertainty and an increasingly difficult fundraising environment, which makes long-term planning and action more challenging. This makes our commitment to food systems that foster justice, sustainability and resilience all the more important.

Read the annual report

Thank you for your interest in our work. We are grateful when you talk about agroecology with those around you, when you engage politically, and – last but not least – when you support Biovision.

We hope you enjoy reading!

Anders Gautschi
CEO of Biovision

Insights into our work

Agroecology is key to restoring fertile soils

Charlotte Pavageau brings agroecological solutions to the attention of policymakers. In this interview, she discusses the importance of political framework conditions in stopping land degradation, the necessary changes, and the visible successes that Biovision is already achieving.
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Ethiopia: Where the green returns

A few years ago, the land around Zayineba Hashim Bultuma's village was as dry as dust, with deserts instead of forests and depleted soils instead of harvests. Our reporter visited her. Thanks to reforestation, sustainable pasture farming, and agroecological methods, the land has blossomed again.
Watch the video

Boosting biodiversity action through agroecology

Industrial farming is harmful to biodiversity. Agroecology offers a better way by promoting ecological farming methods, the use of local seeds and the reduction of chemicals. To help countries incorporate this approach into their National Biodiversity Strategies (NBSAPs), Biovision launched a guidance tool, providing practical steps for action.
Download the guidance tool

Our goal: a sustainable food system - how we want to achieve it

Our strategy is explained in short in this video.

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