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The future of international cooperation

Loredana Sorg, Co-Head of International Partnerships at Biovision, explains how politically mandated cuts and the decline in willingness to donate are affecting the work of our foundation – and what steps are necessary now to secure the projects.

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What is the Ugandan government’s position on agroecology?

Biovision is promoting sustainable businesses in Uganda through the Neycha project. But what significance and potential does the local government see in agroecology? Bob Sunday from the Ministry of Agriculture provides information.

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The Biovision Symposium 2024 in pictures

If you weren't there or haven't seen the recap yet: Take a look at the highlights of our symposium on sustainable nutrition and the inspiring insights of our guests.
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Thank you, Barbara, and welcome, Andi

This autumn, there will be a change in the Biovision Board of Trustees: After two decades, Barbara Frei Haller is stepping down. She will be succeeded by a familiar face at Biovision: Andreas Schriber.
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Download the new Guidance Tool "Boosting Biodiversity Action through Agroecology"

Our Policy & Advocacy Team, together with partners, developed a guide to help political decision-makers integrate agroecology into National Biodiversity Strategies and Actions Plans (NBSAPs). Agroecology is an opportunity to address biodiversity while simultaneously advancing other international targets, including those related to climate change, desertification, disaster risk reduction, hunger, poverty, health and nutrition.