Alexander Eaton CEO & Co-Founder Being part of a team working on some of society’s biggest problems and creating an impact for people and the planet requires a vision of the future that ensures everyone is working in the same direction. To do this, we live a bit in the future, truly imagining the details of achieving our goals.
The first quarter has ended and we keep working to achieve our goal of impacting 250,000 farmers in 2023; therefore, we are pleased to share our Q1-2023 highlights. Our 2022 Annual Report is available now Female Empowerment! Our LATAM and East Africa Directors are among the most influential businesswomen Sistema.bio signs an MoU with the National Dairy Development Board, and
India. February 28, 2023: NDDB MRIDA LTD., a wholly owned subsidiary company of National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) today signed an MoU with Sistema.bio, India’s leading biogas company, to work with smallholder dairy farmers of India and provide sustainable solutions in the area of waste to energy and open avenues of generating additional income. Meenesh Shah, Chairman, NDDB & NDDB
In the almost 13 years of Sistema.bio, we have learned a couple of things: 1) The future of farming is female. Most of our promoters and technicians on the field are female, 2) Farmers and our workforce deserve high-quality technology and world-class services, 3) You need to connect to people’s hearts, education, and culture. That connection brought by women’s empowerment
Sistema.bio’s flexi biogas technology, ranging from 1 to 25 cubic meter per day, is certified under the National Biogas Programme. The MNRE approval for Sistema.bio biogas plants will contribute to impact millions of dairy farmers with access to modern, cost-effective, and flexi biogas technology. In India, Sistema.bio has already installed 30,000 biogas plants, and is planning to install additional 40,000
Uganda, October 18, 2022 – Sistema.bio, Africa’s leading biodigester manufacturing company today has launched its biggest biodigester carbon program in Uganda in partnership with Native, a Public Benefit Corporation. The program, otherwise referred to as the Uganda Dairy Biogas Program, is set to benefit small and medium dairy farms across the country. Sistema.bio and Native’s partnership is expected to avoid
Press Release Nairobi, Kenya, October 4th, 2022 – Sistema.bio, the world’s leading biogas enterprise for smallholder farmers, is pleased to announce Dr. Joyce Cacho as its newest board member, and incoming board chair, effective July 2022. Following the appointment of Dr. Cacho, the Sistema.bio board will comprise five members and two observers, with Dr. Cacho representing the only independent integrant.
We are elated to introduce Dr. Joyce Cacho, a newly appointed independent board member, and incoming board chair of Sistema.bio. Joyce is an experienced, non-executive/independent board director and change catalyst. She currently serves as an Independent Board Director of Sunrise Banks, N.A., a regulated bank with Fintech partnerships and a member of the Global Alliance for Banking on Values (GABV).
65km from Nairobi, in a small village called Mang’u, on a beautiful farm; we meet Wambui. Tall, graceful, confident, with a sprinkle of lovely dimples; a woman with a big heart. Right from the entrance of her family farm, we are met with a young girl, a teetering toddler in tow. You see, 15 years ago, Wambui and her sister
Alex Eaton CEO & CO-founder It is no longer adequate to think about the environment as something to protect from people, as there are no long places on our planet that are not directly impacted by our actions. As climate change, plastics pollution and species-loss illustrate, human activity writ large is one of the most impactful forces that contribute
