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South African Organic Sector Organisation
SAOSO is the NATIONAL non-profit organisation consisting of individuals, groups and organisations of people throughout the country, who identify with the aims of SAOSO. It is a public organisation established to create, maintain and service a vibrant professional, cooperative and credible organic community that will contribute profoundly towards improving sustainable health and wellness of the environment and society.
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Sustainable Agriculture Tanzania
SAT Vision
The majority of farmers are using acknowledged agroecological methods to improve their livelihoods, conserve the environment and reduce pressure on natural resources
SAT Mission
To transform farming practices in TZ through proper knowledge dissemination
To build the capacity of farmers so that they can effectively participate in the value chain
To collaborate with relevant partners in public and private sector in order to strengthen their capacity in agroecology
To work as ...
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The Biodynamic Agricultural Association of Southern Africa
The Biodynamic Agricultural Association of Southern Africa (BDAASA) is a non-profit, voluntary, membership-based association of individuals practising and/or supporting the practice of biodynamic farming. BDAASA holds the Demeter standards as the benchmark for biodynamic agriculture. BDAASA offers a 2-year internationally recognised on-farm training program, which is quality assured by the Crossfields Institute . BDAASA also heads a Demeter PGS programme, a participatory system that promot...
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Tiipaalga
tiipaalga works with farmer families and women in Burkina Faso and provides them with training and equipement, grants them microcredit loans and expertise.
Our results:
-we work in 300 villages with 328 enlarged families and women’s groups
-More than 984 ha hectares of growing forests are protected in the long term
-More than 700 000 trees are sustainably protected
-Within the protected land 160 different species may be found, including some rare native trees
-Sustainable organic agr...
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TopQualiTea SA (PTY) Ltd
Wholesaler and exporter of organic and / or fair herbal teas from small farmer communities.
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Union Nationale des Opérateurs de la Filière Bio Tunisie
UNObio is an independent professional organization which brings together the different operators involved in the organic sector in Tunisia: producers, processors and traders. This organization was created in October 2019 and aims to contribute to the development of the organic sector in Tunisia and worldwide. Its vision is to offer quality products that protect the health of consumers, producers and environment.
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Wad African Foods Limited
WAD is the acronym of Weija Agricultural Development. The company started in the year 2000 with the aim of participating in the fight against poverty and continuous dependence of the rural poor in Ghana. The company export fresh and dried fruits produced by small scale farmers in Ghana. Products exported are pineapple, coconut, mango, papaya and coconuts. Wad's products are exported to Switzerland and Europe
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ZAKARIYYAH MUSA
“Back to Nature Project” specialize in climate change mitigation initiatives. We major in Organic agricultural practices and training
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Zimbabwe Organic Producers & Promoters Association
ZOPPA promotes organic agriculture as an alternative farming system that removes dependency on chemical and seed companies, improves people's health, balances the ecosystem while giving a livelihood even to the poor who cannot afford the chemicals. In an endeavour to promote organic agriculture ZOPPA does the following: 1. Lobby and advocate for a policy that supports organic agriculture in Zimbabwe; 2. Establish and monitor an agreed set of organic standards; 3. Facilitate market linkages fo...
