First Name: |
Last Name: |
Contact Type: |
Martin |
Herren |
Others
, Designation
, Quadrennial Report
, Sustainable Development (primary)
, Committee on NGOs Representative
|
Bahar |
Ozay |
Others
, Designation
|
Courtney |
Garrity |
Others
, Designation
|
Michael |
Bergöö |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Paula J. |
Daeppen |
Others
, Conference Focal Point
, Advancement of Women
|
Capucine Christine Véronique |
Musard |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Nicolas |
Porchet |
Others
|
Frank |
Eyhorn |
Head of Organization
, Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Benjamin |
Graeub |
Others
|
James |
Siermann |
Others
|
Matteo |
Pedercini |
Others
, Designation
|
Melika |
Edquist |
Others
, Designation
|
Juerg |
Staudenmann |
Others
, Designation
|
Fabio |
Leippert |
Others
|
David |
Smith |
Others
, Designation
|
Gonzalo |
Fanjul |
Others
, Designation
|
Hans Rudolf |
Herren |
Others
, Designation
|
Ira |
Matuschke |
Others
, Designation
|
Tanja |
Carrillo Sanchez |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Hinjat |
Shamil |
Others
, Designation
|
Alessandra |
Roversi |
Designation
, Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Michael |
Rütimann |
Sustainable Development (secondary)
, Others
, Designation
, Financing for Development
, Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Andreas |
Schriber |
Head of Organization
|
Barbara |
Gemmill Herren |
Others
, Designation
|
Hans |
Von Zinkernagel |
Social Development
, Sustainable Development (primary)
|
David Paul |
Fritz |
Others
|
Léna Alexandra |
Quéant |
Public Administration
, Others
, Social Development
, Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Stefanie |
Keller |
Others
|
John Alejandro |
Garcia Ulloa |
Social Development
, Forests
, Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Michael |
Brander Wittwer |
Others
|
David |
Lieberson |
Others
, Designation
|
Paula J. |
Daeppen |
Others
, Advancement of Women
|
Sébastien |
Dutruel |
Others
, Committee on NGOs Representative
|
Michael |
Bergöö |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Matija |
Nuic |
Others
|
Azadeh |
Jassemi |
Others
, Designation
|
Marlen |
Schuepbach |
Others
, Designation
|
Jessica |
Espey |
Others
, Designation
|
Daniel |
Wermus |
Others
, Designation
, Committee on NGOs Representative
|
Dominique |
Maingot |
Others
, Designation
|
Frank |
Eyhorn |
Designation
, Financing for Development
, Head of Organization
, Sustainable Development (primary)
, Committee on NGOs Representative
|
Andreas |
Obrecht |
Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Konrad |
Meyer |
|
Mizuki |
Yamamoto |
Others
, Designation
|
Lauren |
Barredo |
Others
, Designation
|
Alexandra |
Pellanda |
Others
, Designation
|
Michael |
Brander Wittwer |
Forests
|
Andreas |
Schriber |
Designation
|
Bahar |
Ozay |
Others
, Designation
|
Frank |
Eyhorn |
Designation
, Financing for Development
, Head of Organization
, Sustainable Development (primary)
, Committee on NGOs Representative
|
Martin |
Herren |
Sustainable Development (primary)
, Committee on NGOs Representative
|
John Alejandro |
Garcia Ulloa |
Social Development
, Forests
, Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Mihir |
Prakash |
Others
, Designation
|
Caroline |
Serre |
Others
|
Ariane |
Götz |
Others
, Designation
|
Charlotte |
Pavageau |
Conference Focal Point
, Designation
, Application
, Quadrennial Report
, Forests
, Sustainable Development (primary)
, Committee on NGOs Representative
|
Sonja |
Tschirren |
|
Paula J. |
Daeppen |
Others
|
Marie Helene |
Schwoob |
Others
, Designation
|
Natalina |
Töndury |
Others
, Designation
|
Leire |
Pajín |
Others
, Designation
|
Charlotte |
Pavageau |
Designation
, Application
, Quadrennial Report
, Forests
, Sustainable Development (primary)
, Committee on NGOs Representative
|
Léna Alexandra |
Quéant |
Public Administration
, Others
, Social Development
, Sustainable Development (primary)
|
Areas of expertise & Fields of activity: |
Economic and Social:
- Agriculture
- Biodiversity
- Climate Change
- Development
- Education
- Environment
- Extreme poverty
- Food
- Information
- Least Developed Countries
- Media
- Science and Technology
- Sustainable Development
- Trade and Development
- Women/gender Equality
Sustainable Development:
- Agriculture
- Biodiversity
- Biotechnology
- Climate change
- Desertification and Drought
- Education
- Forests
- Freshwater
- Gender equality
- Health
- Land management
- Partnerships
- Poverty
- Protecting and managing the natural resources
- Rural Development
- Science
- Sustainable development for Africa
- Sustainable development in a globalizing world
- Technology
- Toxic chemicals
- Trade and environment
|
Geographic scope: |
International
|
Country of activity: |
- Ethiopia
- Burundi
- United Republic of Tanzania
- Malawi
- Uganda
- Kenya
- Switzerland
|
Millennium Development Goals: |
- Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases
- Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger
- Ensure environmental sustainability
- Develop global partnership for development
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Mission statement: |
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Year established (YYYY): |
1998 |
Year of registration (YYYY): |
1998 |
Organizational structure: |
Biovision`s highest authority is the Foundation Board with its current members Dr. Hans Rudolf Herren (Foundation President), Dr. Barbara Frei Haller, Mathis Zimmermann, Maya Graf, Prof. em. Dr. Ruedi Baumgartner and Paula Daeppen-Dion. The Foundation Board carries the responsibility for Biovision`s operations. It is responsible for strategic direction, election of the CEO and supervision of the office headquarters. The Foundation Board approves the annual budget and plan, as well as applications for funding. Operative management rests with CEO Frank Eyehorn, who took over for Andreas Schriber. Divisional management is made up of: Loredana Sorg - Programme Coordination, Peter Luethi - Communications and Campaigns, Alexandra Arnold - Finance and Administration, Ueli Würmli – Marketing, Sabine Lerch - Programme Switzerland and Martin Herren - Policy & Advocacy. Biovision employs over 40 people in Switzerland who work predominantly on a part-time basis. Furthermore, Biovision is certified establishment for civilian service. The Foundation also regularly takes on interns who can gather initial work experience in the field of development cooperation, communication and ecology. |
Number and type of members: |
6 board members and approximately 35 000 supporters which are called "members" but are not members in a legal sense, since it is not legal for a Swiss Foundation to have members. However, for purposes of financial reporting Biovision has a category of donors we call "members". They are in fact just donors with no voting or other membership rights. |
Affiliation with NGO networks: |
• Biovision African Trust • CEAS – Centre Ecologique Albert Schweitzer • SDSN – UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network • CAN – Climate Action Network • CSM (Civil Society Mechanism) at the CFS (Comitee on World Food Security) |
Funding structure: |
- Funds from other Non-Governmental Organizations
- Grants from Governments
- Donations and grants from domestic sources
- Other sources
- Foreign and international grants
|
Funding structure other: |
Corporate Sponsors |