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PDC for International Development and Social Entrepreneuship
Posted by Nick Robson over 11 years ago
I will be taking the Quail Springs PDC for International Development and Social Entrepreneuship with Warren Brush in California June 24th to July 7th
Convened by Quail Springs Permaculture and True Nature Design
Lead Instructors: Warren Brush with Quail Springs and True Nature Design and Joseph Lentunyoi of the Maasai people, Permaculture Research Institute of Kenya and Nyumbani Village
Guest Instructors include:
Jeremiah Kidd, Global Permaculture Designer and Educator
Cathe’ Fish , Founder of Practical Permaculture Research Institute
Tara Blasco, Co-Founder of Global Resource Alliance
Loren Luyendyk, Co-Founder of Surfer’s Without Borders
Alissa Sears, Global Betterment Director at Christie Communications
Jeannette Acosta, Indigenous Permaculture Designer and Educator
Brenton Kelly, Principle Farm Educator for Quail Springs Permaculture
Tom Cole, Principle Agricultural Advisor with Save the Children
Alexis Slutzky, Council Trainer
Permaculture is an integrated design system that provides a framework for consciously designed landscapes that provide diversity, stability, and resilience for individuals and communities. Permaculture is in 160 countries with many thousands of grassroots projects on-the-ground.
This course will assist you and your organization with integrating into your projects:
Increased Food Security
Community-Based Development
Waste Cycling
Sustainability Education
Clean Water and Drought Proofing
Health and Nutrition
Sustainable Vocations & Enterprise
Topics include: Integrated Design, Composting, Water Harvesting, Compost Toilets, Waste Cycling, Earthworks, Rocket Stoves, Design Priorities, Ecological Building, Aquaculture, Bio-Sand Filtration, Broad Acre Applications, Food Forestry, Bio-Engineering, Resilient Food Production, Greywater Systems, Livestock Integration, Soil building, Watershed Restoration, Integrated Pest Mgmt, Biomimicry, Appropriate Technology, Peacemaking, Conflict Resolution, Community Organizing, Drought Proofing Landscapes, Rebuilding Springs, Refugee Camp Strategies
During this specialized course we will be offering the participants direct hands-on learning experiences that include:
Making a simple and effective solar cooker
Creating a thermophyllic compost system
Building a BioSand water filter
Building a water harvesting bio swale
Constructing an earthen rocket stove
This course is designed for people who work with non-government organizations or government agencies, community organizers working in international development and/or social entrepreneurship, as well as volunteers and students with dedicated interest in the subject matter.
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