TABIO hosted a virtual discussion on farmer-managed seed systems, focusing on seed research, selection, testing, and seed banking. The session brought together farmers, researchers, and
TABIO, in collaboration with AFSA, launched the “Seed is Life” campaign, a virtual event dedicated to celebrating and safeguarding farmer-managed seed systems. The campaign aimed
TABIO participated in the 10th Africa Forum on Sustainable Development, where the panel discussed the critical role of indigenous food systems in Africa’s sustainable development.
A regional gathering focused on the transformative impact of the Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) on agriculture and food systems was held, bringing together technical experts,
TABIO participated in the 3rd Pan-African Conference on Seed Governance, held in Niamey, Niger. The conference, focused on “State and Non-State Actors Partnership for Resilient
TABIO participated in the 9th Vi Agroforestry Symposium in Musoma, Tanzania, where they launched the “Seed is Life” and “Tree is Life” campaigns. These initiatives
The Seed Working Group Tanzania organized a capacity-building workshop in Dodoma, focusing on advocacy for sustainable seed systems. The workshop brought together members from various
TABIO represented Tanzania at the Annual Sub-Regional Node Meeting for East Africa, hosted by the African Biodiversity Network in Nairobi, Kenya. During the meeting, TABIO
The Tanzania Alliance for Biodiversity (TABIO), with support from AFSA, successfully organized the 2nd Pan Africa Conference on Seed Governance. The event brought together diverse
The Agroecology Consortium, in collaboration with 19 participating organizations, successfully organized the National Farmers Agricultural Exhibitions in Dodoma. The event highlighted the 13 elements of
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