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Commenced:
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01/05/2013 |
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Submitted:
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20/11/2012 |
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Last updated:
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20/02/2019 |
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Location:
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Gapinin, Lodz Voivodship, PL |
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Phone:
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+48 793 031 417 |
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Website:
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http://transformacja.org/projekty/rusza-polski-instytut-badawczy-permakultury/ |
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Climate zone:
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Cool Temperate |
Polish Permaculture Research Institute is a demonstration project of TRANSFORMACJA Foundation (http://transformacja.org/pl/). The scope of this project is to collaborate with local communities around the concept of establishing new forms of sustainable economy and agriculture through the development of alternative sources of energy, waste managment, food production and distribution schemes.
Polish Permaculture Research Institute is a project focused on supporting and spreading permaculture strategies for the development of sustainable future within the local communities in Central Poland. It is coordinated through a network of activists and permaculture practitioners gathered around TRANSFORMACJA Foundation. The PPRI is a place where anyone can get involved. It is a test field for developing new strategies for sustainable food production and distribution, for building new types of energy harvesting units and to conduct educational projects. PPRI: 1. Private land (4 hectars ) - used as a field for testing permaculture design principles and conducting educational workshops and social meetings. 2. Food Forest - used as an open test field for practical, hands on learning of permaculture design principles. 3. Open workshop - equipped with different kind of hardware and tools for creation of innovative artifacts, other tools and sustainable energy harvesting systems. 4. An Open Eco-Art Laboratory - for conducting performances and experiments from the eco-art frontier.
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MemberA member is a permaculturist who has never taken a PDC course. These cannot become PDC teachers. Members may be novice or highly experienced permaculturists or anywhere in between. Watch their updates for evaluation. |
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PRI TeacherWith the exception of the ‘Member’ who has never taken a PDC, all of the above can apply to become a PRI PDC Teacher. PRI PDC Teachers are those who the PRI recognise, through a vetting board, as determined and competent to teach the full 72-hour course as developed by Permaculture founder Bill Mollison – covering all the topics of The Designers’ Manual as well as possible (i.e. not cherry picking only aspects the teacher feels most interested or competent in). Such teachers also commit to focussing on the design science, and not including subjective spiritual/metaphysical elements. The reason these items are not included in the PDC curriculum is because they are “belief” based. Permaculture Design education concerns itself with teaching good design based on strategies and techniques which are scientifically provable. PRI PDC Teachers may be given teaching and/or consultancy offerings as they become available as the network grows. |
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First Camp at PPRI
In the summer of 2012, just before we bought a new piece of land, we organized a camp to conduct first field permaculture research in the heart of our future Polish Permaculture Research Institute..
Compost Heat Generator tested at PPRI
Compost heat generation is one of the most effective ways of harvesting sun's energy through biomass processing.
Small scale Rocket Stove Project
Educational Portable Rocket Stove - built in 2016