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The original was posted on /r/permaculture by /u/underatree_africa on 2024-09-27 08:21:09+00:00.
My friends and I started a movement which is about exploring a simpler and more meaningful life. We are particularly focused on Africa, and because of that I'm super interested in getting in touch with people who have experience with permaculture, food forests etc. in Africa – or anywhere with a similar, tropical climate. The challenge for us is to come up with cheap, simple solutions, and we even hope to be able to help people in densely populated, urban areas to be able to grow a bit of food for themselves to supplement a diet often heavily reliant on processed foods.
Edit: Most of our members are currently in Ghana, so any recommendations for West Africa (like the most recent suggestion of Senegal) would be great.