Ressources Etiqueté: Institutional Agriculture

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  1. Agriculture Components for Small Institutions: Realistic Expectations and Best Practices

    01/04/2010 This article is from ECHO Asia Note #5 Across Asia, small institutions such as children's homes play an essentialrole in caring for orphans and other young people at risk. Likewise, hostels (i.e., boarding facilities) provide disadvantaged students with safe places tostay in order to further...
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  2. Les projets agricoles institutionnels

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    01/04/2014 Les membres du réseau d’ECHO nous posent souvent des questions concernant l’utilisation de leurs terres pour produire des aliments et/ou générer des revenus dans le but d’appuyer leurs projets non agricoles. De manière générale, ils veulent savoir comment démarrer un projet agricole...
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  3. Integrated agriculture serves rehabilitation ministry in more ways than one

    02/06/2016 Rick Ervin is a veterinarian working in Nicaragua. Since 2006 he and his wife Mary have been involved in a drug and alcohol rehabilitation ministry near Tuma-La dalia. At the ministry’s small farm men and women who have little or no financial resources receive care and chance to make a new start....
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  4. ECHO Community Garden Toolkit

    Ressource principale The purpose of this resource is to suggest several key considerations for beginning a small garden project. This information is meant to be a guideline to better assist you in the organization and implementation of particular elements crucial to making a garden project successful. While each...
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  5. Schoolyard and Community Gardens

    01/01/2012 In the United States, as in many other countries, schoolyard and community gardens are gaining popularity. Such gardens have potential for much more than just contributing to food security. Participants learn about nutrition and growing food, and they connect in a deeper way with where food comes...
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  6. Planning for a Schoolyard or Community Garden

    01/12/2013 Brad Ward has many years of experience in agricultural finance as a loan officer and underwriter, and has reviewed and advised on hundreds of business and farm plans. Currently he works on the North Coast of Honduras as the farm manager for Cornerstone Farm/Hospital Loma de Luz. He also works...
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