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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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Árbol Permacultura Juntos-CEPPA

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Rural, Community, School Projects, Educational

Project Summary

Centro de Entrenamiento en Prácticas de Permacultura y Agroecología, in English: training center in Permaculture and agro-ecology practices. Árbol proposes a CEPPA, built for the welfare of all those who participate in our projects, looking for the improvement of the environment by taking responsible actions in our daily lives, to develop sustainable projects in mutual interaction with the social environment andits culture, with focus on creating a resilient community.

Project Description

The need of generating a resilient community leads us to create CEPPA, which in acronyms is Centro de Entrenamiento en Prácticas de Permacultura y Agroecología, in English: training center in permaculture and agro-ecology practices. We generate, design and develop different proposals of social, cultural, economic, ecological, and artistic intervention, as well as emergency management in disaster areas with a practical educational approach towards the generation of a new integral community identity. Bio-Building & Agro ecology The design and construction we do is through social dialogue, the first step is obtaining information where the vulnerability, feasibility and viability of future interventions, the second step is to identify the needs and capabilities of the participants, in order to generate sustainable and inclusive solutions. Art, Culture & Innovation The focus is on reinforcing the local identity through the accurate collection of cultural information, to recognize their own different social dynamics and then transfer them into artistic expressions; it can go from informative and preventing signing, entertainment spaces for kids, teenagers and women groups. Including music, theater and traditional dances with a deep focus on educational approaches following the permaculture ethics principles: care of earth, care of people and fair share of surplus.

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