The Egyptian Biodynamic Association
The African Biodynamic Conference
Regenerative Agriculture in Egypt
Understanding the long-term impacts of conventional agriculture on society and the environment, and believing in the necessity to transition towards more sustainable agricultural systems, The Egyptian Biodynamic Association (EBDA), an independent non-governmental organization, was established in 1994 to promote organic and biodynamic agriculture in Egypt.
Since its establishment, EBDA has worked with more than 1500 farmers all around the country and has been supporting them every step of the way, by helping them during the conversion process, improving the quality of their work and products, and ultimately enhancing their well-being and livelihood.
Demeter Trademark
The EBDA is actively supporting its farming members and member companies to comply with national and international regulations of the Biodynamic Federation Demeter International (BFDI) for farming and processing, alongside other standards.
The association has subcontracted the Center of Organic Agriculture in Egypt (COAE) to conduct regular audits on demeter farms. The COAE is accredited by the BFDI Accreditation Council.