Biovision Magazine
Insightful coverage, exciting background reports, enriching interviews – that’s what our magazine offers. We show how our commitment is working, but also where we are facing challenges. We report on what is happening in agroecology and the food system and portray inspiring people who accompany us. The magazine is published four times a year in German and French for our members, donors and all interested parties. It is available free of charge through a subscription or downloadable online.
Biovision Magazine is available in German and French. You can fill in the order form under the respective link.
Back issues in English
Please feed! But there’s more to it than that (No. 61)
The success story of an environmentally friendly farming method
Malaria quelled (No. 60)
A sigh of relief for the people of Malindi
Curing people – conserving forests (No. 59)
In Uganda, traditional medicine is indispensable
Underway on the Milky Way (No. 58)
The adventurous journey of camel milk in Kenya
The small farmers’ hero (No. 56)
Jona Mutasa spreads hope in Zimbabwe
Beekeeping opening up new prospects (No. 55)
Income opportunities for young entrepreneurs
Healthy animals – healthy people (No. 54)
Biovision’s holistic “One Health” principle
What does the future hold? (No. 53)
Maasai between tradition and modernity
Combining old and new knowledge (No. 51)
Conserving resources and increasing yields
Sustainability for all! (Nr. 50)
Fair and environmentally-friendly consumption goes to school
“Smart farmers” back organic (No. 49)
Enough is not enough (No. 48)
Well-nourished is more than just being
Pastoralists in Africa under pressure (No. 46)
Camels strenghten resilience to drought
Knowledge brings progress (No. 45)
Two cockerels as thank-you to teacher
Protect and use (No. 44)
Retain biodiversity in the Kakamega Rainforest
Trees produce black gold (No. 43)
Rich harvest from Jane Migao’s garden
Agriculture in Kenya on trial (No. 41)
Which is better: organic or conventional?
Taking the bull by the horns! No. 40)
Success for the man with the kitten!
From emergency help to self-help (No. 39)
Gobane Gamachu now has an income
Healthy animals for healthy people (No. 38)
Local knowledge against animal diseases
Fruit and timber for the future (No. 36)
Pilot project to counter deforestation in Uganda
Damage to mango groves averted (No. 35)
Successful control of invasive mango fruit flies in Kenya
Women bear brunt of responsibility (No. 34)
Role of women farmers in East Africa
Cooperation on site (No. 33)
Combining individual strengths
Uganda (No. 31)
The country needs trees!
Reviving traditional knowledge (No. 30)
to tackle current problems
Change for the better in Tolay (No. 29)
Ethiopian settlers seize the opportunity
Living between a drought and a flood (No. 28)
Camel’s milk to alleviate distress
Clever shopping (No. 26)
Think globally – act locally
Rio opens up new opportunities (No. 25)
We keep going!
Changing course in agriculture (No. 24)
Food for all, naturally
Life with drought (No. 23)
Climate out of control
Sustainable agriculture (No. 22)
Nutrition and health for all
Healing with Nature (No. 21)
Forests under threat
Africa – Nature’s treasure chest (No. 20)
Biodiversity lies in the hands of the farmer
Climate Change in Africa (No. 19)
A race against time
DDT in Africa (No. 18)
Help us stop this danger to human health and environment!
Lady Luck tajes a detour (No. 17)
Fate hangs by a silk thread
