🌿 Learners at Nyanjega Comprehensive School took part in establishing multistory gardens. A practical agroecology session promoting efficient space use, improved nutrition, and climate-smart food production. This has been organised and conducted by Biovision Africa Trust Field Officer - Elsa Oluoch #BVAT #Agroecology #MultistoryGardens #YouthInAgriculture #ClimateSmartAgriculture

The visit aimed to assess the progress, performance, and adoption of PPT practices at the selected sites. The BVAT-Biovision Africa Trust team was led by Mr. Chris Bundi (Farmer Communication and Outreach Manager)

🌱 Practical learning in action at Ndalani 4K Club! Learners engaged in agroecology training on cuttings propagation and kitchen gardens, facilitated by Joseph Mbithi (BVAT-Biovision Africa Trust Field Officer). Such sessions equip youth with skills for food production, strengthen climate awareness, and nurture future agroecology champions. #BVAT #KHEA #Agroecology #YouthInAgriculture

🚨 We’re hiring! Biovision Africa Trust is looking for a Programme Officer Be part of shaping sustainable agriculture & food systems across Africa. 📅Position; Programme Officer 📅Apply by; 18th June 2026 📅To apply, visit here for more details👉 biovisionafricatrust.org/job… #Hiring #Jobs #Agroecology #BvAT #ProgrammeOfficer

🚨 We’re hiring! Biovision Africa Trust is looking for a Senior Policy Officer Be part of shaping sustainable food systems & agroecology policy in Africa. 📌 Position: Senior Policy Officer 📍 Apply by 18th June 2026 For more information on application, visit here 👉 biovisionafricatrust.org/job… #Hiring #Jobs #Agroecology #PolicyJobs #BvAT

🌱 Donor delegation from USA, Switzerland, Ukraine & Kenya visited Biovision Africa Trust farmers through the LDF Project in Nakuru on 27th May. They reviewed progress in beekeeping, rabbit farming & sustainable agriculture highlighting strong farmer innovation and youth & women empowerment. #Agroecology #BVAT

🌿 Biovision Africa Trust joins partners at the 3rd National Agroecology Symposium in Kenya, convened by @PelumKenya Association. We look forward to advancing agroecology, farmer-led innovation & climate-resilient food systems across the region. 🔗 For more information and updates, please visit; nationalagroecologysymposium… #Agroecology #FoodSystems #ClimateResilience

🌾 Biovision Africa Trust will join the Africa Regional Youth Summit on Agroecology Business & CAADP (24–26 June 2026, Kampala). We look forward to advancing youth-led agroecology, inclusive policies & sustainable food systems across Africa. #Agroecology #YouthInAgribusiness #CAADP

🌱 Opportunity Alert for Agroecology Experts! Biovision Africa Trust is recruiting trainers for the 2026 Agroecology and Agrobiodiversity International Training Course (AAITC) , a transformative learning platform connecting universities, researchers, practitioners, and communities across East Africa. The programme promotes participatory, experiential, and transdisciplinary learning to strengthen sustainable food systems and resilient livelihoods. 📍 Hybrid training | Nairobi, Kenya 📅 Applications close: 3rd June 2026 📧 Send applications to: procurement@biovisionafrica.org 🔗 Read the full TOR here: biovisionafricatrust.org/job… #Agroecology #Agrobiodiversity #CapacityDevelopment #SustainableAgriculture #AAITC #Africa #BiovisionAfricaTrust

🌱 Elias Biwott, Field Officer at Biovision Africa Trust, trained Marera PPT farmers on crop rotation as part of IPM. Focus: pest, disease & weed challenges not fully managed by PPT. Key benefits: 🌿 Break pest cycles 🌿 Improve soil fertility 🌿 Boost resilience 📚 Learn more on the key agroecological knowledge resources, check out:: 📷 Infonet Biovision: infonet-biovision.org/ 📷 KCOA Knowledge Platform: kcoa-africa.org/kcoa-knowled… #BiovisionAfricaTrust #FoodSecurity #ClimateResilience #SmallholderFarmers #SustainableDevelopment #AgriKnowledge

During the Makueni Farmers Field Day in Mbakoni Village, Kee Ward, Makueni County, BVAT Field Farmer Officer (FFO) John Mbithi featured in a live media interview highlighting our field-level work with farming communities. He emphasized how Biovision Africa Trust is working directly with farmers to promote agroecology, organic farming, and regenerative agriculture practices that restore soil health, reduce dependency on costly synthetic inputs, and strengthen climate resilience. Through farmer-led engagement, BVAT continues to support practical, science-based knowledge that empowers communities to improve productivity while protecting ecosystems and building sustainable livelihoods. The message from the field is clear: when farmers are equipped with the right knowledge, agroecology becomes real practice not theory. 📌 Watch the interview: youtube.com/live/C3jKOkLNAMs #Agroecology #EOA #SustainableAgriculture #FarmersVoices #FoodSystems

🌱Biovision Africa Trust joined farmers, youth, and county leaders at the Makueni Farmers Field Day in Mbakoni Village, Kee Ward-20th May 2026 The event brought together 400 farmers (women, men & youth), alongside county agricultural teams led by the CEC Agriculture, Chief Officers, Directors, and ward/sub-county officers. 📚 Importantly, 40 pupils and 6 teachers also participated strengthening intergenerational learning on sustainable agriculture. The field day created a strong platform for sharing practical agroecological solutions, improving soil health, strengthening local food systems, and building resilience for farming communities facing climate challenges. Through such engagements, Biovision Africa Trust continues to promote farmer-led learning and agroecology as a pathway to sustainable food systems. #Agroecology #EOA #FoodSystems #SustainableAgriculture #FarmersFieldDay

🐝 World Bee Day 2026 | Bee Together for People and the Planet At Mama Ngina Waterfront, Mombasa 🇰🇪, Biovision Africa Trust Interim Executive Director - Fredrick Ochieng spoke to the media on BvAT’s contribution to this year’s theme: “Bee together for people and the planet.” He highlighted beekeeping as a pathway for biodiversity conservation, climate resilience, food security, and sustainable livelihoods. Media engagement continues to amplify awareness on the role of pollinators and the need for collective action to protect ecosystems. 🐝 #WorldBeeDay2026 #BeeTogether #PollinatorsMatter #Beekeeping #ClimateAction #FoodSecurity #Biodiversity

🐝 Empowering women & youth through beekeeping At Mama Ngina Waterfront, Mombasa 🇰🇪 during World Bee Day 2026, Biovision Africa Trust proudly highlighted the voice of Ms. Rose Gachanja in a panel on inclusive apiculture development. She emphasized beekeeping as a viable income source for women and youth, while also noting key barriers such as aging farmer populations and cultural constraints limiting participation. Her insights reinforced BvAT’s commitment to inclusive agroecology, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable rural livelihoods. Through such engagements, apiculture continues to emerge as a strong pathway for climate-resilient communities. 🐝 #WorldBeeDay2026 #WomenInAgriculture #YouthEmpowerment #Beekeeping #Agroecology #SustainableLivelihoods #ClimateAction #Biodiversity

Strengthening learning, accountability & impact across Eastern Africa Live from Uganda 🇺🇬, the KHEA Regional Team from Biovision Africa Trust is conducting a Support Supervision and Monitoring Visit to PELUM Uganda under the KCOA–KHEA Project (18–22 May 2026). Led by Project Manager @iamnsanga , the team includes; Ephraim Indeche-Accountant, M&E Officer- @Lennox Ouma, and Communications Officer- @PamellaMagino . The visit is assessing Phase 3 implementation (ending Sept 2026) across key areas: 📊 M&E & data quality 🌾 Agroecology field engagement 📢 Communication & visibility 💼 Financial accountability 🤝 Partner strengthening Similar visits have been conducted in Kenya, Tanzania, and Madagascar, with Rwanda next. These engagements continue to strengthen collaboration, learning, and accountability for agroecological transformation in Eastern Africa. #KHEA #KCOA #Agroecology #MonitoringAndEvaluation #FoodSystems #Partnerships

🐝 Day 3 of World Bee Day celebrations brings the spotlight to people powering the apiculture value chain especially women and youth. At Mama Ngina Waterfront in Mombasa, Kenya, rich panel discussions explored how inclusive participation in honey production is shaping sustainable livelihoods and unlocking new opportunities in beekeeping. Biovision Africa Trust is proudly represented by Ms. Rose Gachanja, contributing to conversations on strengthening apiculture systems and expanding economic opportunities for rural communities. As part of the celebrations, BvAT is also supporting LDF farmers to showcase a variety of bee products—creating space for local innovation, improved market access, and knowledge exchange across the sector. Because when women, youth, and farmers are empowered in apiculture, we don’t just produce honey we strengthen biodiversity, livelihoods, and resilient food systems. 🐝 #WorldBeeDay #Beekeeping #WomenInAgriculture #YouthInAgriculture #Pollinators #Agroecology #SustainableAgriculture #ClimateResilience #FoodSystems

🌿 When farmers, scientists, and countries learn together, innovation becomes real impact. In Nakuru County, Biovision Africa Trust co-hosted a cross-country learning exchange with International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE), bringing together delegations from Ethiopia, Denmark, and Kenyatta University to experience Push–Pull Plus innovation in practice. From the demonstration plots at the Nakuru Agricultural Training Centre, Field Officer-Peter Murage walked participants through how the Vegetable Integrated Push–Pull Plus system is reshaping pest management and strengthening climate-resilient farming. But the real learning happened in the fields where farmers shared their lived experience: what is working, what is challenging, and what is changing in their yields and soil health. Moments like these remind us that agroecology doesn’t scale through theory alone it grows through shared experience, collaboration, and farmer-to-farmer exchange across borders. #PushPullPlus #Agroecology #ClimateSmartAgriculture #KnowledgeExchange #FarmerLearning #FoodSystems #Partnerships

🌱 Building Capacity, Strengthening Impact At Biovision Africa Trust, capacity building remains at the heart of strengthening resilient food systems. Through practical training and continuous learning, we support farmers, youth, and communities to adopt sustainable agriculture and improve productivity. Recently, Field Officer-Elias Biwott conducted a follow-up visit on Bokashi manure prepared with the Olwanda Rising Youth Group. Farmers shared positive feedback, noting faster composting and improved soil fertility management compared to traditional methods. This hands-on engagement reinforces the value of continuous learning, farmer-led innovation, and peer-to-peer knowledge sharing in advancing climate-smart agriculture. #CapacityBuilding #Agroecology #SustainableAgriculture #FoodSystems #FarmerEmpowerment #KnowledgeSharing #ResilientCommunities

🎥 Media Coverage: NTV Uganda spotlights the policy brief “Strengthening Policy Frameworks to Empower Agri-Food SMEs towards a Circular Economy”, amplifying key conversations on food systems efficiency, SME resilience, and sustainable agri-food transformation. Mr. Fredrick Ochieng-the Interim ED of Biovision Africa Trust shared insights on reducing inefficiencies in storage, transport, and markets, key drivers of post-harvest losses and food system vulnerability. The brief, developed under the O-Farms Project by @BiovisionAfrica , @pelum_uganda , @Bopinc , and Unconventional Capital, with support from @IKEA Foundation, highlights SMEs as critical enablers of circular agri-food systems. 📺 Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=aQczhLB6… #CircularEconomy #AgriFoodSystems #SMEs #FoodSecurity #Uganda #Sustainability

🌱 Strengthening Agroecology Knowledge Sharing in Tanzania 🇹🇿 Recently in Arusha, the MkM Advisory Team held its first 2026 meeting, bringing together partners to advance agroecology knowledge sharing & sustainable agriculture. Led by Interim ED of Biovision Africa Trust’s @Fredrick Ochieng, the session reviewed 2026 MkM themes, shaped 2027–2030 strategy, and explored funding & sustainability pathways. Stakeholders from MVIWATA, We Effect, TOAM, SAT, TABIO, MkM teams & farmers from Singida and Arusha contributed to rich discussions. Joint sessions with FRI–IRESAP also reinforced collaboration as both initiatives near completion (2023–2026), highlighting shared learning, outreach, and dissemination efforts. The message was clear: stronger collaboration joint resource mobilization = lasting agroecology impact. #Agroecology #MkM #MkulimaMbunifu #FRI #KCOA #Biovision #Tanzania #SustainableAgriculture #KnowledgeSharing