Nurturing new relationships between people and places
Permaculture education for refugee and host communities, through training, peer learning, demonstration, and mentoring.
“I began educating my neighbours after the Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course and leased one acre land from a Bengali family and with five other refugee youths who did the PDC. We started cultivating many varieties of seasonal vegetables around the year and now eat from the garden, distributing to the communities and selling the surplus in the market. We feel proud and happy to be producing, it gives us happiness, peace of our mind and respect in society.“
Amir, Cox’s Bazar, Rohingya camp 19
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Who we are
Permaculture for Refugees (P4R) is a global network of educators, practitioners, community leaders and networkers coming from diverse fields of work, with a common vision to disseminate permaculture knowledge widely to refugees, asylum seekers, forced migrants and IDPs.
Education
Permaculture education is one of the most effective tools to help people feel empowered in refugee settings. With its learner centred approach, and immediate on-the-ground applications, it engages refugees directly and gives them a purpose.
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There are many ways you can get involved with P4R, as a partner organisation, a community, a network or as an individual. P4R is committed to enabling participants in the network to collaborate and cross-pollinate, so we can work with and support refugees.
Why Permaculture for Refugees?
Permaculture a key tool for responding to the refugee situation worldwide.
Want to support us?
Your financial contribution will go a long way to support permaculture education with refugees in different contexts and stages of their journey.
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