Interested to learn more about agroecological movement in West Africa? The "Green Vein" documentary showcases the “agroecology rising in West Africa” and what the world can learn from it. The documentary emerged from the Food Systems Caravan project coordinated by FiBL Switzerland, within the framework of the R4D programme.

Check out the newly released documentary in French and English.

Congratulations to Isabel Günther, who is the new president of our member: the Commission for Research Partnerships with Developing Countries (KFPE).

On the new Instagram channel @fibl_org, the most exciting projects, current events and the most beautiful pictures from FiBL are posted. In addition, reels and stories provide insights into everyday research. Follow them and get new insights into FiBL's work every day!

ETH-Alumni Joan Oñate Narciso shares how her work on kabog millet with communities in Cebu, Philippines has left a lasting impression on her life.

As the RUNRES project enters its second phase of developing and now upscaling innovations for circular economies in the rural-​urban nexus, private-​public-partnerships will continue to play an important role.