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AlmaOhana

  • Region: GEN Europe
  • Languages: English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish

Started 2020 with a Dragon Dreaming process, founded a cooperative and bought an incredibly beautiful land near Odemira. Our vision is to create a food jungle, a lush water landscape and become a “showroom” for alternative living and sustainable lifestyles & being a centre for holistic health and healing. We envision a diverse environment of creatives living with purpose, authenticity and love … Read more

UBUNTU Center

  • Region: CASA
  • Languages: Spanish, English

UBUNTU as a pilot of a Community Based Training Center for Peace Building and Conservation, with a holistic/ integral approach that shows with practical examples, how to create sustainable solution of the social, environmental, economical and cultural dimensions, in the Colombian Caribbean. We are part of the traditional community of Islas del Rosario and its ecotourism/conservation initiatives. … Read more

Permaculture & Education Community (for families with children)

  • Region: GEN Europe
  • Languages: English, Bulgarian

It is important for us that we click and are like-minded. We have a lot of ideas about how to create income from the land, many skills between us and also knowledge of the culture, country, and language. Navigating bureaucracy is not a problem. We are hardworking and looking for people who share our values. So, that’s it in a nutshell. We look forward to hearing from you 🙂 … Read more

Kongoterra

  • Region: GEN Africa
  • Languages: French, English, Lingala

Become a Kongoterrestrial and get away from it all! Devenez un Kongoterrien et vivez libre enfin! … Read more

ALMA Ecovillage

  • Region: GEN Europe
  • Languages: French, English

78 hectares of land, going to bio agriculture, permaculture. Hamlet of alternative houses for people who work on site. A third-place and many other activities to create an economic sustainability and tend to self-sufficiency.We’re searching for families and 300 k€ to fulfill the budget, buy the land and make it concrete. … Read more

Earth Village

  • Region: GENOA
  • Languages: English, Korean

Earth Village is a 386-acre (156ha) block of native New Zealand forest and pines located on the edge of the Puketi Forest near Kerikeri. It is a sanctuary for a diverse range of experiences with a focus Wellbeing & Wellness Retreats and an Educational hub for Youth Development Programs. … Read more

Green Village Nepal

  • Region: GENOA
  • Language: English

Sustainable Entrepreneurial Hub: professional and social integration of 240 excluded Young Women per year, from isolated areas and victims of extreme poverty. Eco-village : through revitalized and eco-renovated and built buildings, and development of ecological solutions, contributes to the sustainable development and sensitization of local communities. … Read more

Ma Da Ecovillage

  • Region: GENOA
  • Languages: Vietnamese, English

Ma Da Ecovillage is an ongoing project to transform a community in Dong Nai province into a self-resilient, sustainable village for residents and the city's freelancers and remote working professionals. The project's original location is a remote village between Tri An Lake and the Ma Da Nature Reserve. Its proximity to the city (~2 hours drive), freshwater body, and tropical jungle make it ideal for living. However, most residents are living below the poverty line, leaving it with many … Read more

Reserva Huaravito

  • Region: CASA
  • Languages: Spanish, English

We seek to promote the value of forests and other biological resources related to biodiversity, watershed protection, carbon fixation, use of genetic material, maintenance of scenic beauty, production of water and energy, to protect natural ecosystems and use natural resources in a sustainable way, where conservation and sustainable use can mutually benefit. … Read more

YESD responsible tours

  • Region: GENOA
  • Language: English

It is a hot summer day in 2015 when I just quit the company I worked with because I could not agree with bossy policy from my director. We had a big fight and I stopped working, then leaving the office in just 2 hours. When I was at home, my friend who worked with me in the NGO before, called me. She said ‘Hey Tuyet, remember the idea we discussed last time about tourism in Ha Giang? Why don’t we make it possible now but we focus more on responsible tourism, not mass tourism. You have social … Read more

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