We collaborate with a diverse network of partners across Africa and Europe, including farmers, private companies, NGOs, ministries, and international organizations such as the European Commission, FAO, and IEA Bioenergy. Through these partnerships, we advance bioenergy solutions, promote the use of organic fertilizers, and strengthen sustainable agricultural practices at local, national, and international levels. We value collaboration and knowledge exchange, and we are always open to building new partnerships.
Below are some of our partners.
studio Gear Up is an Amsterdam based independent advisory firm, focused on generating impact working towards a circular, bio-based, regenerative future, policy and market developments for sustainable low carbon options.
GOPA MetaMeta work around a number of themes in water, land and natural resource management. Their mission is to contribute with practical solutions for a better world and to introduce these at scale.
DIBcoop supports smallholder farmer-inclusive agribusinesses in emerging economies through ecological business development, agroforestry expertise, and public–private partnerships. It helps design innovative agroforestry value chains and uses tools such as the Farm Tree Tool to assess on-farm bio-slurry and bioenergy business cases.
Africa Bioenrgy Program Limited is a Kenyan social enterprise promoting domestic biogas adoption to expand access to clean energy and organic fertilizer. It supports biodigester installation, bio-slurry use, and farmer extension services to improve productivity, soil health, and rural livelihoods.
Biogas Solutions Uganda Limited is a social enterprise advancing a private sector–led biogas industry. It promotes climate-smart biogas systems that provide clean energy, improve agriculture through organic fertilizer, and support climate resilience and carbon credit generation.
Wuntira is a social enterprise supporting smallholder farmers through fair commodity sourcing and capacity building. Its commercial arm links farmers to markets, while its foundation provides training and supports cooperatives to improve productivity and livelihoods.
The West and Central Africa (WCA) Alliance, supported by the African Biodigester Component (ABC), is a consortium that aims to boost the growth and sustainability of a commercial biodigester sector in eight Sub-Saharan African countries (Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Guinea, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo).
Fractal Biogas is a bioenergy consultancy providing independent advisory services for client-owned projects from concept framing through to implementation and operational readiness. With 17 years’ experience delivering biogas solutions in Africa, managing director and biogas specialist Hannes Muntingh focuses on context-driven, practical bioenergy integration. Contact: hannes@fractalbiogas.com
