Sistema.bio is a social enterprise that provides access to innovative biodigester technology, training and financing to address the challenges of poverty, food security, and climate change. We manufacture and distribute high-quality, affordable biodigesters that enable farmers to convert waste into renewable energy and organic fertilizer. Working together with farmers worldwide, Sistema.bio delivers high quality carbon mitigation, sequestration and climate change adaptation programs. Sistema.bio works with small-holder farmers all over the world to reduce their carbon footprint, make them more productive and more efficient and create a healthier sustainable environment on their farms.
Sistema.bio was founded in 2010 in Central Mexico after five years of research and development on their technology and business model. The rich agricultural culture and wide variety of climate and socio-economic conditions in which they were born created a robust technology and business model that could scale to serve smallholder farms around the world. After 13 years of operations, Sistema.bio is now working in over 65,000+ farms around the world, with the potential to bring clean energy and sustainable agricultural practices to 100M farmers on over 15% of the world’s farmland.
In line with the global Climate agenda, Sistema.bio has committed to Impact over 1.5M people (290K farms) with their technology by 2025, leading to 5M tons of reduced GHG emissions and the creation of over US$100M in net positive economic benefits in rural economies; and by 2030 its goal is to reduce 1% of annual global GHG emissions
From operational hubs and field offices in Latin America, East Africa and Asia, Sistema.bio’s team engages directly with farmers and local farmer networks to promote sustainable farming in local languages, with local leaders and under local conditions. Sistema.bio is currently offering direct sales around local field offices in Mexico, Colombia, Kenya, Uganda and India, as well as other countries through their partnerships. Sistema.bio is also actively looking to support organizations and enterprises that want to implement biogas programs with farmers in their communities.
