OUR IDENTITY

Sustainably
creating impact
for all.

Biovision Africa Trust (BvAT) is a not-for-profit organisation established in 2009 by the Biovision Foundation for ecological development. We are committed to a food secure Africa through sustainable agriculture.

Our Mission

To alleviate poverty and improve the livelihoods of rural communities in Africa through disseminating relevant agricultural information to smallholder farmers and supporting like-minded organisations and institutions.

Our Vision

To have a food secure African continent with healthy people living in a healthy environment.

Our Goal

To sustainably improve the lives of the people in Africa while conserving the environment as the basis for all life.

Our Core Activities

Research

Conducting and supporting research on ecological organic agriculture.

Information Communication

Disseminating knowledge through various media and platforms.

Educating Farmers

Capacity building and training for sustainable farming practices.

Resource Mobilization

Securing resources to support ecological development initiatives.

METRICS OF PROGRESS

The Global Impact Framework

People Reached
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Awareness through AE/EOA programs

Policies Influenced
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Mainstreamed sustainable strategies

Farmers Trained
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Ecological organic agriculture skills

Adoption Rate
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Successful community integration

WHERE WE WORK

Coordinating impact across the continent

Headquartered in Nairobi, BvAT coordinates major projects across Eastern Africa. Our footprint extends to Uganda, Tanzania, Ethiopia, and beyond, supporting the African Union’s EOA Initiative.

Lead coordinating agency for the KCOA knowledge hub in Trust Africa.

Implementing EOA programmes across 9 African nations.

OPERATIONAL HUB

Nairobi, Kenya (HQ)

Coordinating regional efforts from our central headquarters.

OUR JOURNEY

Our History

Biovision Africa Trust (BvAT) is a not-for-profit organisation established in Kenya in 2009 by the Biovision Foundation for ecological development in Switzerland.

Against a background of inadequacy in food security systems, BvAT started its operations in 2011 in Kenya, working with smallholder farmers to increase agricultural production and improve human, animal, plant, and environment health through research-based information.

Strategic Objectives

Support Our Mission

Your contribution helps us scale these projects and reach more farmers across 

the continent with life-changing ecological knowledge.