Empowering Communities Through Biointensive Garden Project in Puebla
This project by Club Rotario Tlalpan aims to train and build biointensive gardens for marginalized communities in Tepexco, Puebla. Benefiting over 200 families, the initiative focuses on economic and community development, promoting self-sufficiency and improved livelihoods. With the support of project partners, the goal is to enhance food security and create sustainable practices. Explore their journey of training, building, and supervising gardens for a brighter future.
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Club Rotario Tlalpan Golf Mxico GG 2237991 - Training and building of Biointensive gardens for the communities of Ahuatl n and Rancho Nuevo, situated in the municipality of Tepexco, Puebla
Goal We will train, for the construction and use of biointensive gardens, the communities of Rancho Nuevo and Ahuatl n, both with high marginalization and isolated from other communities.
Area of Focus: Economic and Community Development With the help of Grupedsac, our project partner, we will train, build and use the biointensive gardens in the communities, achieving the self sufficiency of food that will improve their nourishment and their way of live. We will also train them to be able to sell and commercialize what they don't consume.
Beneficiaries + At least 200 families will benefit with the project. + 34 biointensive gardens in the community of Ahuatl n and 20 in Rancho Nuevo Training Grupedsac, a non profit organization dedicated to aid the mexican farmers, will be in charge of providing the training and supervision of the project. Our Rotary Club will supervise the overall development.
Timetable 1st Month 2nd Month 3rd Month 4th Month 5th Month Activity 1.1.- Sensibilization and organization meetings 1.2.- Training of the leading team in the construction and use of the biointensive gardens in the communities of Ahuatl n and Rancho Nuevo 2.1.-Installation of the 34 biointensive gardens in Ahuatl n and 20 in Rancho Nuevo, as well as 4 water tanks for collecting this resource. 2.2.- Supervising of the installation of gardens built without the direct participation of the trainer.
Sustainability Concept Unit Cost Total Cost Includes: (done by Grupedsac) biointensive gardens $445 USD $24,030 USD (54 gardens) project coordination, training, supervision, gardens, seeds tanks for the collection of water $1850 USD $7,400 USD (4 tanks) project coordination, training, building of tanks, materials. $31,430 USD Total project cost We have the 10% needed for our participation in the project. $3,143 USD Club Rotario Tlalpan Golf M xico
