Past Training Projects

Between 2015 and 2019, the EHI team contributed to food sovereignty and sustainability movements in Bali and across Indonesia. Our key trainings included:

• Sekaroh, East Lombok.(June-July 2016):

EHI trained a group of 32 farmers struggling to grow a single crop of corn each year, teaching them how to regenerate their soil applying permaculture design principles.

• Karangasem, East Bali (Nov 2017):

The EHI team delivered a customized workshop for 3 villages on nitrogen-fixation, the use of vetiver grass as erosion prevention, and how to create a sustainable business growing Moringa oleifera.

• Malaka, Io Kufeu, West Timor (Aug 2017):

EHI’s training introduced the concept of regenerative agriculture to 3 communities dealing with unsustainable farming practises.

• Les, Buleleng, North Bali (Nov 2018):

27 farmers wanting to form a cooperative were taught by EHI about building garden bed biomass through a variety of composting methods.

• ‘Watani’ Project, Pangkal Pinang, Bangka (Nov 2019):

EHI delivered Agroforestry training to a group of white pepper farmers. This system allowed farmers to plant species for their daily food needs alongside their cash crop in a way that imitates a forest ecosystem. Our team was recruited by international organisations Verstegen, Renature Foundation and Preta Terra.