A natural future for all,
collectively.

Improving the welfare of small-holder farmers through ecologically sustainable development in Africa.
OUR MISSION

Impact that matters

To improve the welfare of resource-limited small-holder farmers in Africa by advancing and improving access to information.

We institutionalise ecologically sustainable agriculture practices and innovations that improve profitability, stewardship and quality of life — bridging the gap between research and the field so transformative knowledge reaches the hands that feed the continent.

WHAT WE DO

Our core focus areas

Farmer Communication

Field-tested knowledge through magazines, radio, and online platforms; closing the research-to-practice gap.

EOA Initiative

Mainstreaming Ecological Organic Agriculture into national policies and programmes across the continent.

KCOA Project

A knowledge-centre network for organic agriculture and agroecology, driving regional exchange.

Native PEP

Scaling Native Plants for Environment and People through community-led leadership in Tanzania.

The LDF Project

Connecting smallholders to essential market information via digital platforms and community centres.

Policy Influence

Mainstreaming sustainable agriculture into regional and national policy frameworks for lasting impact.

OUR REACH

Expanding across the continent

BvAT’s footprint spans Sub-Saharan Africa, with projects and coordination hubs in East, West, Central, and Southern Africa — delivered through regional partners for localised impact at continental scale.

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UPDATES

The latest from us

IMPACT STORY

Empowering Women Farmers
through Ecological Organic Agriculture

How tailored training is breaking barriers and increasing household incomes in Western Kenya.

PERSPECTIVE

Future-Proofing African Food Systems Post-COP

The role of agroecology in climate adaptation for smallholder farmers.

REPORT

BvAT 2024 Annual Report: Strategic Growth and Impact

A full overview of programme milestones and financial stewardship.

EVENT

Co-Designing Agroecology Futures in Brussels

BvAT leads discussions on international policy alignment.

INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT

Our Partners & Donors

Our work is made possible through the generous support of international development agencies and foundations committed to African smallholder farming systems.

Inspired to make a difference?

We’re always open to new partnerships and collaborations to further our shared mission. Let’s explore how we can work together to transform African agriculture.