Edu-organic farming
Breakdown:
- Accommodation and food: 110.00 Euro
- Transportation: 30.00 Euro
- Activities: 20.00 Euro
- Hosting organisation support: 40 Euro
Description: In 2014 the villagers of Ciharashas, Bogor City, "conjured up" their villages to become an agro-edu village for organic tourism. Starting from the idea of increasing the income of the village so as not to rely on farmers alone, it was made into a rice field area owned by the residents as a place to learn farming while traveling (agro edu tourism). Many knowledge and theories can be learned in this village. Ranging from rice cultivation to getting to know rice mina, cattle, and the introduction of biogas from livestock manure. In addition to presenting agro-edu tourism education, this village also provides various cultural arts performances. Starting from pencak drum, making traditional games, to the river flow.
Type of Work: You will learn and work at our in eco-farming activity center with two conditions: in village & the city. You will support our local partner to plant their plant and how to sell their product and make their own market (direct contact with their customer). You also have a chance to be part of our workshop/seminars/visits for local students, local community, and local government to promote eco-friendly lifestyle through agriculture
Study Theme: Organic farming and building of a local farmer community, including the involvement of local youth and creating a market for your products.
Accommodation: In both living conditions (village & City) you will stay in a small house. You should be open-minded to adapt to the local culture
Language: You should know that you are coming to Indonesia, West Java where they speak Sundanese and also Indonesia language is the official language! But don’t worry, we do not expect you to speak Indonesian or Sundanese. The camp language will be English and any other languages such as body language.
Approximate Location: Mulyaharja Village, South Bogor, Bogor City (close to Jakarta, West-Java)
Notes: The majority of the communities are Moslem. Most of them are living in poor conditions and are also farmers.