Life Vision for Development is an Egyptian social enterprise working to improve rural livelihoods through regenerative agriculture. Based in Minya and Beni Suef, the enterprise supports smallholder farmers to adopt sustainable farming techniques that improve soil health, reduce environmental degradation, and unlock new income streams—particularly through the sale of carbon credits. The enterprise also prioritises the inclusion of women, with more than half of its target beneficiaries being female farmers.
Achievements
Alfanar began supporting Life Vision in 2020, initially through seed funding and management support to help formalise its model. In 2024, Life Vision returned to our portfolio to receive catalytic funding as part of our climate strategy, in collaboration with the Egyptian Biodynamic Association (EBDA). Over two years, Life Vision aims to reach more than 4,000 farmers—including over 2,000 women—by scaling regenerative farming practices and enhancing access to climate finance mechanisms.