Feeding the world is now possible! Countries want it. NOW!

New outstanding results: from waste biomass comes the actual solution to food shortages.

On October 12th, 2014 at 11:00 am – at the Association Volontari Capitano Ultimo Onlus in Via Tenuta della Mistica SNC, 00165 Roma – Scienza per Amore, Volontari di Capitano Ultimo Onlus and BioHyst will present Bits of Future: Food for All.

The interest, shown by the African Governments’ representatives on September 21st, 2014 at the Flour Festival, has drawn the attention of many other Countries.
Thus we decided to have a new meeting to present the latest results obtained, processing biomass of interest to Africa, with the HYST.

On October 4th, 2014, the Burkina Faso Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Mr Mahama Zoungrana, led a delegation to Balerna (Switzerland) to start testing the Hyst process on local biomass.
In this occasion Minister Zoungrana said: “We saw the opportunity to realize integrated installation which will put to use waste products bad for the environment and more. It will be possible to utilize pest plants, such as water hyacinth which is becoming a problem for our streams. This is an extremely important invention for a Country like ours: it puts to use waste products bad for the environment, it transforms them into food for human and animal consumption, but it can also utilize these residues to produce energy”.

On September 17th, 2014 Niger had already made official its interest with a letter of Minister Amadou Chaifou: “I’m honored to inform you that Niger, through the Ministry of Environment, Urban Health and Sustainable Development, is interested in the Hypercritical Separation Technology that you are developing”.

At the meeting “Bits of Future: Food for All – Africa Supports the HYST for the World”, it will be possible for the attending Countries to subscribe to the “Hyst Science Month”, which will start on November 1st. For the whole month of November a latest generation Hyst machine will be tested on biomass from the participant developing countries.

On September 29th, 2014 the project Bits of Future: Food for All received praise from President of the Italian Republic through a letter written by General Secretary of the Republic: “by expressing his appreciation for the commitment with which the association Scienza per Amore intends to contribute to support a sustainable development in the field of agri-food and a fast reduction of poverty and inequality in the Africa countries, the President wishes you a fully successful event, greets all of you and gives you and the attendees his best wishes for a good day, to which I’m glad to add my personal ones”. Bits of Future: Food for All, invented and developed by Danilo Speranza (who is being persecuted because of it), is a strongly counteracted project which Africa demands not only for itself but also for the rest of the world suffering from hunger.