Making agroecology visible: A Biovision approach

7. July 2025

Laura Angelstorf, Biovision

Biovision is committed to improving the political framework conditions for agroecology. A key lever: the visibility of enterprises that successfully implement agroecology. These enterprises demonstrate that economic success and social commitment can go hand in hand, providing compelling evidence in favour of sustainable agricultural policies. In the video, we use the example of an award ceremony in Kigali, Rwanda, to demonstrate exactly how we shine the spotlight on these enterprises.

In the video, Laura Angelstorf explains how Biovision promotes the visibility of agroecological enterprises in sub-Saharan Africa.

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