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Biogas model paves the way to energy self-sufficiency. Tubular digester
When agricultural lands are depleted or overgrazed, incomes dwindle and
When agricultural lands are depleted or overgrazed, incomes dwindle and families suffer. ECHO’s East Africa impact center holds regular trainings in both the theory and the hands-on application of conservation techniques. These techniques equip families to improve the health of the soil as well as their livelihoods. These attendees share what it means to them to attend an ECHO training.
Meet Pastor and his family. Pastor is a little boy who lives in an orphanage in Tanzania, but he’s not an orphan. His parents are incredible people who are caring for more than 17 children. Learn how a training from ECHO is changing all of their lives.
The Power of Information: Rod Sebastian tells the story of how he shared a USB flash drive of ECHO resources with a development worker that he had never met in Uganda.
Nam Seng shares his story of coming to Thailand after escaping violence in his home country. Farming was different. ECHO’s assistance in helping him adapt his techniques has made him a leader in his community and able to share seeds back to ECHO to share with others.
Jean Apedoh is an agricultural trainer in Togo, West Africa. Through training and connections made at the first ECHO conference in West Africa, he has been instrumental is multiplying the impact of SRI (the System of Rice Intensification) across the region. Meet Jean and three generations of trainers and farmers who have benefited from ECHO’s West Africa Impact Center.
Many neglected indigenous plants can play an important role in fighting hunger, soil erosion and loss of biodiversity in developing countries. The ECHO Asia Seed Bank in Thailand encourages the use of such plants by saving their seeds and distributing them to development workers throughout Asia for free. Ratakarn ‘Wah’ Arttawuttikun, who manages the daily operations of this unique seed bank, shows how seeds are collected, cleaned, dried, packed and stored.
ECHO’s Intern program has many facets. Tim Watkins shares what his internship meant to him. Learn more at http://echonet.org/content/internship
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