Ghana Permaculture Institute – The Field Lies Open To The Intellect

Welcome to the Ghana Permaculture Institute Website!

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We are based in Techiman, Brong Ahafo Region, but we have projects in many parts of Ghana.

If you would like to contact us, please use the details provided on this website HERE

Ghana, like many other parts of the world,  is struggling with the combined challenges of social poverty and environmental degradation. These problems cause a spiral of degradation that threatens to turn our land into a barren desert, if it is not stopped. We train people in Permaculture: proven practical solutions to stop this process and turn it around. We also work to help set up small social permaculture businesses.

The videos below give a quick overview of many aspects of our work across Ghana. Please see the videos and information in the other sections of this website for more in-depth details.

If you would like to contact us, please use the details provided on this website HERE

And please support us with a donation or a loan.

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Contact us at permacultureghana@gmail.com or ghanapermacultureinstitute@gmail.com

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