Simacai, North Vietnam | Permaculture Research Institute of Australia

Just a quick one. Here’s our project site in North Vietnam at Simacai near the Chinese border working with Mong people!

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1. Guillermo Yoshikawa said,
   
   

   on May 9th, 2006 at 2:54 am

   I’m Peruvian, I think this techniques could be a good solution for many small communities in my country. I would like to know more about this project. Thank you.

2. Geoff Lawton said,
   
   

   on June 2nd, 2006 at 5:12 am

   Hi Guillermo Yoshikawa
   we will be launching a slide show on our photop galleries page soon and articles on our articles page.
   You can contact Chau one of our Vietmanese directors for more details on nchuan@tew-chesh.org.vn, Chau speaks very good English.
   Cheers Geoff

3. Tanzi Smith said,
   
   

   on June 25th, 2006 at 8:43 pm

   Dear Guillermo
   I thought you might like to know that World Vision Peru has had a permaculture project running for about 5 years. It is called the Andean Permaculture Project and also took place in Ecuador (run by World Vision Ecuador). The sites where Lamay in Peru and Achupallas, Saquisilí and Pilahuin in Ecuador. World Vision Australia was also involved and it recieved funding from AusAID in Australia. Hopefully that is enough information for you to find out more
   Hope this helps,
   Tanzi

   Thanks Tanzi
   do you have anymore contacts for these World Vision projects?
   Cheers Geoff

4. Dan Enbysk said,
   
   

   on August 8th, 2006 at 5:20 pm

   I’m traveling to VN and would be interested in seeing your project and volunteering for a few weeks. Is that possible, and how far outside of Hanoi is the project. I’m unable to find Simacai on the map.

   Thanks!

   Dan

   Hi Dan
   contact our office in Hanoi as we have 5 projects in Vietnam nchuan@tew-chesh.org.vn or quang_chau@yahoo.com

   Simacai is right up on the Chinese border in the NW, we will be there in December teaching a course.

   Cheers Geoff

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