No pesticides, no inputs—what better way to celebrate life than through organic farming? The Bio Agency and the government are joining forces to launch the «C’est bio la France!» project, aimed at supporting organic farming—a form of agriculture that respects the land and biodiversity. With funding available for the selected project, there’s every reason to give it a try.
Promoting Organic Farming
The BIO agency is launching a call for projects—promoted by the DAAF of Martinique—aimed at organic farmers in Martinique who play a positive role in the region and for local biodiversity.
Respectful of the soil and biodiversity, water-efficient, and gentle on the human body: organic farming has it all, despite a number of external constraints. This is the focus of this new call for projects, titled «C’est bio la France!», which aims to:
- promote organic farming
- promote organic products to the general public
- promote the national «C’est bio la France!» campaign at the local level
Terms and Conditions for Participation
All stakeholders in the organic sector are invited to participate in the call for projects: from organic producers to distributors, including processing operations. This call for projects aims to create momentum, as applicants must include at least two partners to be eligible.
The initiatives proposed in this call for projects must take place between May 2026 and March 2027 and fall within one of the following areas: event organization, communication campaigns, public awareness initiatives, and participation in national programs.
What’s at stake? A grant of 7,500€. Please note: only one project will be selected per overseas department—all the more reason to try your luck and have the chance to represent Martinique. To view the full call for projects: https://www.agencebio.org/2026/04/09/appel-a-projets-territoires-de-la-campagne-cest-bio-la-france/
