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Tanzania Alliance for Biodiversity

TABIO endeavors to conserve and protect agricultural biodiversity (agro-biodiversity) through promotion of environmental friendly farming systems to improve food sovereignty for all people.

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Healthy Soil

GMOs and Emerging Technologies

Over 200+ partners and clients worked with us

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Who we are

About Tanzania Alliance for Biodiversity (TABIO)

Tanzania Alliance for Biodiversity (TABIO) is an alliance of civil societies and private sector organizations concerned with biodiversity conservation with emphasis on agricultural biodiversity for livelihood security and food sovereignty.

What we Offer

What we do

We are working to support farmers and make their voices heard by policy makers and donors who drive the Agricultural-biodiversity

Strengthening the movement

TABIO brings member organizations who work directly with small-scale food producers

Advocating for agrobiodiversity conservation in policy and practice

Agrobiodiversity is a vital element of human life and sustainability of mother earth since it underpins

Latest News & Events

Physical Events

AFRICAN CSO PUSH-BACK AGAINST GMOS

The African Centre for Biodiversity (ACB) and Biodiversity and Biosafety Association Kenya (BIBA) an in-person

May 9, 2022

News

Fighting for Seeds and Soil: A Film by Global Justice Now

“The chemical based model of farming drains income because you have to buy seeds and

February 24, 2022

News

TABIO Calls for Proposed GM Maize Trials to be Scrapped

TABIO calls for the proposed field trials of Monsanto’s genetically modified maize to be scrapped. See

February 24, 2022

Our Partners

Biodiversity

Why Tanzania Alliance for Biodiversity (TABIO)?

The members of the alliance share the aims of conserving agro-biodiversity and supporting sustainable development, promoting farmers’ self-determination and food sovereignty, facilitating exchange of information and experiences