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750 Mchinji farmers to benefit from food forest project

Mchinji District, Malawi – Around 750 new farmers in Traditional Authority Simphasi, Mchinji District, are set to benefit from the food forest project being implemented by the Permaculture Paradise Institute (PPI) and the Youth Alliance for Sustainable Development (YASD), writes Bridget Mwanoka.

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Alimi 750 ayamba kale kupindula ndi bungwe la PPI komaso YASD

Alimi okwana 750 ochokera ku dera la mfumu yayikulu Simphasi m’boma la Mchinji ayamba kale kupindura ndi maphunziro omwe mabungwe a Permaculture Paradise Institute (PPI) ndi Youth Alliance for Sustainable Development (YASD) awapatsa kudzera mu pulojekiti ya Food forest.

Mabungwe awiri wa apereka zipangizo zaulimi kwa alimiwa omwe amaliza kumene maphunziro a momwe angapangire ulimi wapakhomo wa mbeu zosiyanasiyana komanso… [Wolemba Bridgette Mwanoka]

Malawians have been urged to seriously adopt permaculture and agroecology

Malawians have been urged to seriously adopt permaculture and agroecology to promote food production and address climate change and soil degradation concerns.

Professor Daimon Kambewa, a lecturer at Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources, said there is need to create resilient and diverse food systems using permaculture to help rural Malawians overcome hunger and poverty. (by Wilson Henry-Mchinji)

Mchinji's Million Village Gets Clean Water From Permaculture Paradise Institute

Mchinji, Malawi-Permaculture Paradise Institute, a social enterprise, demonstration, and training centre that promotes permaculture systems in Malawi, has partnered with Sopowerful Foundation to provide clean water to Million Village in Mchinji District, writes Bridget Mwanoka

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How Permaculture can build resiliance and meet basic needs during a pandemic

Despite their urgency, coronavirus outbreaks, health crises and failing institutions are just some of the problems our global society is facing today. Billions of people worldwide still lack access to healthy food, clean water and sanitation services — being unable to properly wash hands and stay safe in the midst of a pandemic. And we are still trapped in an economic system that fuels environmental damage, from biodiversity loss to climate change, which is threatening the quality and sustainability of life on Earth.

An Agroecology Success Story: The Permaculture Paradise Institute

Born into a family of 12 children in Malawi, Luwayo Biswick grew up all too familiar with persistent hunger. While the government and aid agencies continued to call for more fertilizer and “better” seeds, Luwayo came to see the deeper flaws in a system designed to “provide maize at one point in the year.” Even when everything went to plan, farmers had to struggle through the long hunger season(link is external).

Permaculture Paradise Institute

The Permaculture Paradise Institute, located near Mchinji, Malawi is a shining example of Malawi’s bright future! The institute was established in 2017 by Luwayo Biswick, along with his wife, Grace. Both of them are certified in Permaculture Design, and recently Luwayo received his Diploma in Permaculture Design from Gaia University. I had the privilege this month of visiting this jaw-dropping example of Permaculture in action, along with my daughter, Khalidwe, and two Returned Peace Corps Volunteers. All of us were blown away by what we saw!