By Eunice Neves The crisis in Afghanistan continues with many people still fleeing across its borders into countries seeking refuge and to escape to third countries. Permaculture for Refugees (P4R) shared a positive story earlier this year about a small group of Afghans who were able to seek refugee in a host country with the … Read more
By Habiba Youssef Abdel Aal La Bolina uses the term ‘forced migrants’ interchangeably with stateless or internally displaced peoples (IDPs), asylum seekers and refugees. La Bolina is an ecological, land regeneration, educational, and intercultural association based in El Valle.The project started in 2017 when a group of people from Europe, Africa and the Middle East … Read more
How the permaculture community can support permaculturalists in hardship, in devastated and deteriorating countries, or in camps/settlements for a long time Background When a country closes down or is battered by war and invaders, permaculturists, or perhaps others you know, are left locked in these devastated countries, struggling to have a life. Some leave and become … Read more