Discover Projects

A documentary about the love of spicy food. Become part of our adventure trip to South India, to Asia’s biggest chili plantation!

Vermisst du den roten Reis, die Gewürze, das Kokosöl, Kaffee und die besten Cashews der Welt? Unsere Partner in Kerala freuen sich schon riesig auf deine nächste Bestellung!

Unterstütze uns dabei, für das Weltpfadfinderlager (Jamboree) 2023 in Südkorea, ein Schweizer Essenszelt zu realisieren. Um das Projekt zu finanzieren, brauchen wir deine Unterstützung!

With a lack of food and oxygen supplies, the second wave of COVID has hit India hard leading to 2000+ deaths per day. Your support through oxygen supply, community kitchens & food kits can save lives.

JAPPAN is an app that guides travellers to selected restaurants and helps them discover the overwhelming variety of Japanese food – beyond sushi and ramen!

Since the country is under the control of the Taliban, the situation has gotten worse for the habitants. Many families are forced to flee from their homes and leave everything behind.

Together with you we want to change the world – one cup of coffee at a time. After successfully launching our online shop we're embarking on the next adventure: Opening a coffee shop in Basel!

Executive Summary
 The restaurant will be located in Hammarsdale Kwa Zulu Natal Province South Africa, this places it in between two high schools and a university selling deep-fried chips.

En Géorgie le vin est une tradition depuis 8’000 ans ; notre propre vigne est plantée. Il faut songer au Marani (cave) et acheter les Qvevris (amphores). Le vin va couler ! Vous en dégustez un verre ?

«From Palestine with Love» is much more than a collection of recipes – it gives an insight in the Palestinian hospitality and allows you to explore a new culture.

Aquaponic is a space- and water-efficient circulation system combining fish and vegetable production. In Bethlehem we plan to build three small-scale systems for demonstration and research purpose.

Die Idee, in Patmos wieder einen Rebberg anzubauen, war verrückt, aber nicht verrückter als die Waadtländer Winzer, die mitgemacht haben, und heute werden 12’000 Fuss Reben angebaut!