Kenya is a focus country for Biovision. Since 1998 Biovision has been supporting various projects there, which implement ecological health promotion and agricultural methods. The research institute icipe, headed for over 10 years by Dr. Hans Rudolf Herren, also has its headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya. icipe is active in over 30 African countries and is the main partner organisation of Biovision.
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Malaria Control Malindi
Stopp Malaria – Environmentally friendly malaria prevention in Malindi
Malaria Control Nyabondo
Stop Malaria – Environmentally friendly malaria prevention in Nyabondo
Push-Pull Strategies
Sustainable agriculture and rural development at Lake Victoria: Dissemination of Push-Pull cultivation methods among small-scale farmers through specific promotion of women as users and farmer teachers.
Push-Pull Dissemination
Push-Pull methods for sustainable agriculture in Central Kenya; the main activity is large-scale dissemination of methods of sustainable agriculture (Push-Pull) to as many farming families as possible.
Cabesi
Cabesi: Promotion of sustainable small trade and protection of biodiversity in semi-arid areas of West Kenya.
Biodiversity Conservation
Biodiversity conservation through promotion of medicinal and aromatic plantbased small sustainable enterprises.
System Comparison
Long-term system comparison in Kenya: What can organic agriculture contribute to sustainable development?
Farmer Communication
The Organic Farmer is an information magazine for Kenyan small-scale farmers who until recently have had only scarce access to information on sustainable agriculture.
