Donations

Planning is now underway to initiate phase 2 of our pilot program in East Africa -  the contributions you make now will help us achieve the next major milestone in our pilot program...
Please make a donation towards the costs of developing the program, sponsoring farmers, and evaluating the impact of the service.
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Tell your friends and family why you donated to our pilot. If you enjoy a challenge, why not organize an event, and donate the proceeds! Working together, we can raise the funds to develop the permEzone service so it will make a lasting impact in farming communities around the world.
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WHY CONTRIBUTE?

We started this 3-year pilot in June 2017, and have made a good start turning theory into practice. Our approach of working with selected training centers in East Africa, where they already work with local farming communities, means that we can make the most of their experience in training and support that is adapted to the needs of local conditions and cultures.
We raised sufficient funds to start the first phase of our pilot program, and now need your continuing support to maintain this momentum. With your help we can expand the pilot and work in cooperation with additional centers in E. Africa, develop and support the cell-phone platform, and carry out the detailed program of Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) that will ensure that the pilot has a big impact.
Our MEL team of academics and development professionals are working together to monitor, evaluate and report on the program's impact. Feedback from the trainers, the farmers and their support workers will inform the continuous development of the program, and the creation of a knowledge-base and support-base for a subsequent roll-out of the service world-wide.
Learn more about the Pilot Program HERE.

PRI-Kenya

The Permaculture Research Institute, Kenya played a key role in coordinating the initial stages for the pilot program in East Africa, acting as the umbrella organization for the initial phases of the pilot, liaising with the implementing organization to help create a learning environment that is adapted to local conditions and cultures.
Their approach of spreading the training program out over a full year, so that a seasonally-appropriate curriculum can be interspersed with practical experimentation, fits perfectly with the permEzone approach of creating long-term support systems to maintain the momentum of change after the training is over.