SHIFT Prize: Award for Transformative Agroecological Research
Farming Systems Comparison in the Tropics (SysCom), a project carried out by the Research Institute for Organic Agriculture (FiBL) wins...
Read MoreAgroecology in the News
Read here the most recent news articles, blog posts and stories about Biovision’s work on agroecology and food system transformation.
6. September 2021
24. August 2021
Burkina Faso: CNABio exchanges with stakeholders on the challenges of agroecology
On 29-30 July 2021, the National Council for Organic Agriculture (CNABio) of Burkina Faso, in partnership with the Permanent Secretariat...
Read More 11. August 2021
Review to the UN Food Systems Summit Pre-summit affiliated session
At the UN Food Systems Summit 2021 pre-summit affiliated session "Strengthening food systems through agroecology", France emphasized that agroecology is...
Read More 4. August 2021
New Food Policy Video Series Published
As part of Devex' Future of Food Systems series, Biovision Foundation published a Food Policy Series that portray policy champions...
Read More 26. May 2021
Opinion: How agroecology can help food systems be more climate-resilient
Global food security is increasingly under threat. The COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated how vulnerable our food supply chains are. In the medium...
Read More 5. May 2021
Opinion: Governments must lead the charge in agroecology
News that hundreds of financial institutions have pledged support for sustainable development and efforts around climate change and biodiversity is very welcome....
Read More 22. April 2021 / Food Systems Summit
Q&A: From nature-negative to nature-positive — why the Food Systems Summit is a chance for change
There are many vested interests in how current food systems work, but the 2021 Food Systems Summit is a great...
Read More 22. April 2021 / Climate Change
Food Systems Summit: Agroecology at the centre of a fierce battle
As calls for a transformation of our food systems continue to be echoed globally, two main groups have formed: those...
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