permEzone is a project of California-based non-profit Empowerment WORKS, and an approved international project of the Permaculture Association (Britain).
Our pilot programme in East Africa ran for seven years, from 2016 through to 2023, with three projects - two in Kenya, and one in Uganda. Click the button to learn more about the pilot.
Our pilot programme in East Africa ran for seven years, from 2016 through to 2023, with three projects - two in Kenya, and one in Uganda. Click the button to learn more about the pilot.
Our mission: to inspire, empower and support farming communities in the developing world to build regenerative food systems that will meet the needs of current and future generations, creating self-sufficiency, eco-social resilience, and thriving rural economies.
Our vision: self-empowered communities working together to build and preserve unique local intelligence derived from real-life experience on the land. In combination with appropriate training, support and information resources, the power of shared experience can empower the development of sustainable productivity designed to work in harmony with nature.
Permaculture is an effective tool for equipping farmers in the developing world to design self-sustaining food systems, supported by the knowledge and skills of qualified teachers and practitioners, who are a part of their wider community, as they co-create the resources needed to build food-secure and resilient communities.
This is an incredibly cost-effective way to reach the poorest, most remote, and least well-served, and empower them to push back against the industrialization of farming, which ultimately impoverishes the land and the people who live on it.
Our vision: self-empowered communities working together to build and preserve unique local intelligence derived from real-life experience on the land. In combination with appropriate training, support and information resources, the power of shared experience can empower the development of sustainable productivity designed to work in harmony with nature.
Permaculture is an effective tool for equipping farmers in the developing world to design self-sustaining food systems, supported by the knowledge and skills of qualified teachers and practitioners, who are a part of their wider community, as they co-create the resources needed to build food-secure and resilient communities.
This is an incredibly cost-effective way to reach the poorest, most remote, and least well-served, and empower them to push back against the industrialization of farming, which ultimately impoverishes the land and the people who live on it.