THE Permoafrica Centre story
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After Paul completed a Permaculture Design Certificate course in 2016 in Uganda, he returned home and founded the Permoafrica centre in his local village.
Paul envisioned the development of a demonstration farm site and teaching space. After hearing of his plans, his grandfather decided to donate two acres of family land to the project. The teaching space was built, and the site developed as a result of a crowdfunding campaign, and also through direct donations from people all around the world. The building of the teaching space was completed in February 2018. The site is managed by Paul and a community management team. Community gatherings are held once a week. Paul and his team is committed to the teaching and learning of permaculture, regenerative aggro-ecology and appropriate technological practices. |
tHE GREEN BUILDING
The green building is our main teaching space. It is small, but we are very proud of it! We have also built an extensive greenhouse next to the green building.
A flourishing garden
We have been developing the gardens on the site using practical permaculture techniques. These demonstrate possibilities applicable to the wider community. We advocate for the growing of polycultures which can provide bountiful edibles and other yields grown in symbiosis with each other.
The slideshow below illustrates some of our achievements since 2017
The slideshow below illustrates some of our achievements since 2017
Registered by government
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Recognized by volunteers
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certified by permaculturalists |
