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Árbol Permacultura Juntos-CEPPA

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Commenced:	01/04/2016
Submitted:	23/12/2018
Last updated:	23/12/2018
Location:	Bellavista de Don Juan, Jama, Manabi, EC
Phone:	00593980595756
Climate zone:	Wet/Dry Tropical

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Posted by Jorge Cabrera over 5 years ago

After the earthquake, all our programs aimed at the integral development of families affected, who together with our team of volunteers, designed and executed collaboratively projects, forming a single team of work and mutual learning based on popular education methodologies, where "we all have a knowledge to share by doing".

Integral design for human settlement

We are totally convinced that re-designing spaces helps a lot to gain physical and emotional well-being for the persons in vulnerable situations, who also can be empowered by their own spaces and identity

To achieve this, we propose the Permaculture Flower, from David Holmgren-2002 Holmgren services, and the seven domains necessary to sustain humanity, that goes through a global energy descent scenario.

Culture & education
Health & spiritual well-being
Finance & economics
Land tenure & community
Land & nature stewardship
Built environment
Tools & technology

Permaculture methods

Bio Building

Based on permaculture ethics principles our construction design systems are sustainable, mainly using local resources.

Construction and re-building. - Design, construction and rehabilitation of traditional structures, focused on housing and on productivity using permaculture methodologies.
Rescuing the knowledge and using local resources, in order to add valuable information to our Permacultural and bioclimatic design library.
Sanitation systems. - Design, construction and improvement of waste treatment systems for a healthy and secure human environment.

Agro Ecology

Considering food & shelter as the cornerstone to start building sustainability in any community, we must focus on developing strategies for the families to grow their own food, and other related topics like:

Recycling of non-biodegradable elements. Collection and reuse of non-organic material as a resource for valuable uses, like recreation and learning, and for an economic benefit.
Composting systems for biodegradable waste. Design and building of dedicated infrastructure for composting organic matter to transform it into agro-ecologic fertilizer for gardening and larger crops.
Organic Gardening. Food production at family scale

Bio- Intensive gardens
Food forest
Herbs and medicinal gardens
Gardening for the elderly and people with different abilities (agricultural insertion)

Culture, Art and Innovation.

The community strength lays on in their cultural identity

Murals and signage, for family and community identity
Ludic spaces, for kids and young people

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