Contact

Beate Huber
(Dipl.-Ing. agr. (FH))
International Division
Head of group
FiBL
Ackerstrasse 113
CH-5070 Frick
Phone +41 (0)62 865-0425
Fax +41 (0)62 865-7273
beate.huber(at)fibl.org
International Division
About us
FiBL’s International Division specializes in research and extension in developing and transitional countries to help them to develop organic sector and market. Division members collaborate with thematic FiBL experts in other divisions to meet the specific needs of various private and public organizations.
Our mission
The mission of FiBL’s International Division is to develop and promote sustainable agricultural and marketing systems in developing and transitional countries in order to improve the well-being of poor rural households and to increase overall access to sufficient amounts of good-quality, fairly-priced food.
How we work
We cooperate with companies, non-governmental organizations and governmental agencies in planning, analyzing and implementing interventions to foster sustainable food production and marketing. We work with local partners and, if necessary, help them to build their strategic and operational capacities thus making a real and lasting difference. FiBL also shares its expertise with its partners to develop the technical, analytical, and communication skills of local staff.
With almost 40 years of experience with organic farming and market and sector development worldwide, FiBL’s International Division is a strong, flexible and efficient project partner. Our extensive in-house capacities mean that we can draw on a wide range of thematic expertise. We have our own media and networking channels through which we communicate about our activities and achievements.
Priority work areas
FiBL’s International Division offers expertise in the following three main areas:
- Sustainable Food Production – applied research and extension activities to foster environmentally-friendly, quality, agricultural production
- Strategic Market Development – developing and enhancing business opportunities through sound value chain interventions and creating public awareness
- Policy and Sector Development – functional support for improved legal and institutional conditions to provide a supportive environment for organic farming and food
