volontariato internazionale, antirazzismo, pace, diritti
Code:NIG06
Where:Lohmen
Number of volunteers:8
Language:English
Extra-Fee:0
Age:17-27
This work camp is for nature lovers, since the work will be mainly outdoors. There is a lot of work around the natural reserve “Upahl-Lenzen”. Since it’s not possible to use common agricultural techniques, volunteers have to do everything manually. More over every meadow around has to be cut and the grass have to be put aside. The aim of this project is to help to protect this unique reserve through your contribution. This project will be done in cooperation with environmental agency of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. We also start a new project of "creating a international herb garden".
This project is organized by NiG e.V., a german non-profit and non-government organization. In this project we work together with the local agency for agriculture and environment.
Lohmen is a village in the middle of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and is surrounded by the nature reserve Upahl-Lenzen. It has about 850 inhabitants but also many possibilities for outdoor activities like a labyrinth, sports grounds and an archeological nature trail. There is a lake in walking distance where you can swim and also much nature to enjoy in general. Leisure time activities: Excursions (swimming, short trips) can be planned.
Volunteers will stay at the building of a former kindergarten. Food (also vegetarian/ vegan) is included, but meals have to be prepared by the volunteers. (we like to do international cooking days, so every nation cooks one typical/traditional meal for everyone) On the last weekend, we arrrange a trip to Rostock (next biggest city, directly at the sea) and stay in our office accomodation. There we have the opportunity, to either go the beach or into clubs and stuff like this :)
Please bring a sleeping bag, working clothes (gloves), a mattress pad (and good motivation :D). BE CAREFUL! There are two different villages in Germany called "Lohmen". The workcamp will be in that Lohmen between Guestrow and Goldberg in the region Mecklenburg Western Pomerania.
BE CAREFUL! There are two different villages in Germany called "Lohmen". The workcamp will be in that Lohmen between Guestrow and Goldberg in the region Mecklenburg Western Pomerania.
Code:RC-07/24
Where:Bandh
Number of volunteers:10
Language:English
Extra-Fee:230 EUR
Age:20+
With this project we aim to do our bit to reverse climate change and preserve biodiversity of our surrounding through education and actions. Overtime we have assisted in planting more than 10,000 trees in last 5 years. Along with plantation we also educate local community about carbon emission and environmentally sustainable actions which we could apply. The project relates to SDG-13 (Climate Action) and SDG-15 (Life on Land).
Depending on the weather, volunteers would plant new trees, take care of already planted ones, remove dead saplings, chop firewood, do soil working, composting, clearing weeds and bushes, preparing holes for future plantation and make polythene green house fully operational. Since environmental education and protection is the focus of the camp they will be expected to create awareness on issues like global warming, climate change, Carbon emission, sustainable lifestyle etc. while visiting local communities. Besides tree plantation, volunteers will be given an exposure of other humanitarian projects, meeting with women groups, physical activity in RUCHI campus and work in communities or slums.
Rural Centre for Human Interests (RUCHI) is a community development organization with ever increasing focus on youth development and intercultural learning through voluntary service. RUCHI got registered in 1983, under Indian Societies Registration Act as a non-political, non-profit making voluntary organization.
Ruchi campus which is located near Bandh village. It is 30 km from Kalka town and 60 km from Chandigarh city. The area offers a unique opportunity to live with nature in a peaceful environment.
Volunteers will live in the RUCHI campus in shared accommodation. All minimum basic amenities will be available with library facilities. Vegetarian food will be served. A cook will be there but volunteers are expected to help him and occasionally cook their own meals and self-management is required. Sleeping bags are not necessary but required for personal hygiene.
Interest in environment and climate changing issues. Physical fitness, Flexibility and High level of motivation.
International Terminal: New Delhi and Chandigarh Nearest railway station: Kalka
Code:CONCF-6906
Where:Saint-Paul-Trois-Chateaux
Number of volunteers:14
Language:English
Extra-Fee:0
Age:18+
Dreaming of lavender fields and Provence? Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux offers you a picture-postcard landscape and the chance to get involved in a project that will plunge you into the history of the town's famous quarries... What do Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux, Paris, Lyon, Marseille and New York have in common? It's hard to believe that many of the buildings in these major cities still stand on foundations that originated in this small town in the Drôme region. In the 19th century, the quarrying of stone from the south of France was in full swing. The site had specific infrastructures for extracting and transporting blocks of stone, especially to the Rhône. Mining ceased after the Second World War and the site reverted to its natural state as the years went by. Today, the remains of this activity are still present, and there is a determination to preserve them, in order to pass on their unique history. Thanks to their rich biodiversity, the former quarries could become a sensitive natural area in the near future. Respecting the site, you will be working to complete an inclined surface on a path that has been damaged by rainwater run-off. On a sloping, wooded and rocky site, you will be creating gutters to allow the water to drain away. This work is a continuation of the projects carried out in 2022 and 2023. If you love nature, history and travelling, this is the job for you! You don't need any skills, but a good dose of motivation and a good mood will make this project unforgettable.
The town of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux is attached to its history and heritage. It is a tourist town in the Drôme Provençale region that is also keen to protect the environment. By hosting this third volunteer work camp, Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux aims to reveal the cultural richness of its region by combining heritage and nature.
The town of Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux (population 9,000) is located in the Drôme department, in the Auvergne Rhône-Alpes region, on the axis of the Rhône Valley, in an area with a Mediterranean climate. Drôme provençale is a tourist region with many assets. As well as plenty of sunshine, you'll find an unspoilt environment and a warm, friendly atmosphere as you wander through the narrow streets of the mediaeval town. Saint-Paul-Trois-Châteaux is the ideal place to discover the Tricastin, Drôme Provençale and northern Vaucluse. The city itself boasts an important cultural heritage with its cathedral, townhouses and archaeological collections. What's more, in and around the town, gastronomy takes pride of place with the Tricastin black truffle. On the other hand, don't look for the three castles that gave their name to the town, based on a fanciful interpretation of the term tricastin. However, the town does have a rich history, which is now at the heart of our worksite project. You'll have the chance to discover its secrets through guided tours and workshops. There's also a rich cultural programme during the summer, with concerts, presentations of crafts and arts disciplines, etc. As for leisure activities, you'll be able to use the town's many facilities and organise excursions to discover the wider area (Gorges de l'Ardèche, Montélimar, Grotte Chauvet, etc.).
You will be accommodated in individual tents near the 2003 municipal stadium, which is close to sports facilities (football stadium, city stadium, skate park, watersports complex, etc.) and close to the town centre. The site will be for the sole use of the group, who will have keys to control access. The changing rooms will provide separate areas for toilets and showers. A room will be equipped for meals and be used as a shelter in the event of bad weather (heatwave, storms). There will also be grassy, shaded areas where you can enjoy the outdoors. Together, you'll help to organise community life (cleaning, activities, etc.) and take it in turns to prepare meals using locally sourced produce. As far as possible, we will promote vegetarian meals using local, seasonal produce, while ensuring that all participants' diets are respected and that local gastronomy is discovered.
Arrival late afternoon at Pierrelatte SNCF station, accessible from Marseille-Saint-Charles and Lyon-Part-Dieu stations. Train reservations can be made approximately 4 months before departure on the SNCF website, link below: https://www.sncf-connect.com/
Remember to bring gloves and suitable clothing for the job. You'll be working on a steep site, so it's essential to wear hiking boots with raised, notched uppers, reinforced if possible to prevent the risk of injury. For leisure activities as well as on site, you need to bring clothing that is suited to the climate (temperatures can be very hot in summer). Don't forget sun protection (a hat or cap is essential, sunglasses and sunscreen with a high protection factor, etc.) and a swimming costume (no swimming shorts for men) for swimming at the water sports complex or whitewater activities. For sleeping, remember to take a duvet and a pillowcase (you can put things in it and easily make a pillow). You should also bring a backpack (in addition to your luggage), comfortable trainers and a pair of flip-flops. You'll also need to pack the following essential accessories: a mobile phone charger, a water bottle, a set of bandages and a headlamp or torch. Social events will be organised in collaboration with our leaders and according to your wishes. If you'd like to share a little of your culture (recipes, traditional stories, unusual objects, music, etc.), don't hesitate to take a little piece of your country/region in your backpack, as well as a small Bluetooth speaker! On the last day (14/08), the departure time is usually set in the morning.
Code:VIVE24.01
Where:Morelia, Michoacan
Number of volunteers:10
Language:English
Extra-Fee:425 EUR
Age:18+
The volunteers will get a training with the facilitators during the summer course, conducting activities, games, dynamics, songs, etc., that promote in the participating children the love and empathy for nature, biodiversity, and for animals. Some of the activities that the volunteers will carry out include: • Renovating some areas of the Zoo. • Cleaning and repainting spaces to prepare for the arrival of children to the summer course. • Preparing recreational activities and games with local facilitators to engage children during the summer course. • Participating with the children in the summer course as support to the facilitators and activity coordinators at the Zoo, having fun and learning together.
Join the volunteer team at the Morelia Zoo and be part of the city's most exciting educational experience! Transformed into a vibrant center for environmental learning, the Morelia Zoo stands as the epicenter for raising awareness about environmental conservation, biodiversity, and the preservation of flora and fauna. The mission is simple yet crucial: to educate and sensitize our visitors, especially the youth, about the importance of protecting our furry, scaly, and feathered friends, as well as the environment we share with them. One of the flagship activities is hosting students from various schools, who have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the fascinating animal world while understanding the delicate situation of some species and our fundamental role in their conservation. Every year, the doors are opened for the renowned summer course, where children enjoy three unforgettable weeks surrounded by nature and fun. Expert instructors guide the little ones through playful activities designed not only to awaken their curiosity but also to cultivate empathy and love for the care of animals and our planet. To make this exciting project possible, we need your help. If you are a committed young person, passionate about biodiversity and nature, with a love for fun and children's activities, join us! Become part of the volunteer team and contribute to the maintenance of the facilities and the development of educational activities during the summer course!
Morelia, the capital of the state of Michoacán in Mexico, is a historically and culturally rich city. Founded in the 16th century, Morelia is known for its impressive colonial architecture, including numerous Baroque and Neoclassical buildings, many of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The city is also famous for its vibrant cultural life, which includes music festivals, theater, and cinema. Additionally, Morelia is renowned for its traditional cuisine, which includes dishes such as tamales, corundas, and carnitas. Morelia, the capital of the state of Michoacán, offers a variety of activities for all tastes: • Exploration of the Historic Center: Stroll through the picturesque cobblestone streets and admire the colonial architecture of the Cathedral and historic buildings. • Visit to Museums and Art Galleries: Immerse yourself in the rich culture of the city by visiting museums such as the Alfredo Zalce Contemporary Art Museum and the Crafts House. • Tasting of Local Gastronomy.
The accommodation will be in a Hostel located in the downtown of Morelia, Michoacan. With services like Wi-Fi, hot water, etc. ATMs and medical centers are nearby. Food will be provided.
This camp is open for everyone who are sensible and open minded. It is crucial for the participants to respect, open to learn and appreciate the conditions of a different culture.
Code:BVBP 01
Where:Trujillo - La Libertad
Number of volunteers:12
Language:English
Extra-Fee:240
Age:21+
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION IN PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS Awareness of environmental care is promoted through non- formal activities with educational learning dynamics with kindergarten, elementary and high school students, as well as with parents. REFORESTATION OF PUBLIC GREEN SPACES We promote the care of the environment and the reforestation of public green areas in recreational parks, as well as sidewalks in the community where local and international volunteers participate. In addition, it is a joint work with strategic allies such as the district municipality of “El Porvenir” and Citizen Security.
On-site cleaning and reforestation of main green areas such as parks and sidewalks. In-person workshops and awareness-raising talks on environmental care and protection. Recreational activities and occupational workshops with the participation of international and national volunteers as well as strategic allies.
The activity will take place in the district of Porvenir, which currently has 220,115 inhabitants and is characterized by its shoe production. It is one of the most populated districts of the city of Trujillo, capital of the department of La Libertad and traditionally known for its typical marinera dance.
Trujillo is a Peruvian city, capital of the homonymous province and the department of La Libertad. It is the third most populated city in the country with 1,148,668 inhabitants in 2022. It is located on the northern Peruvian coast on the right bank of the Moche River, in the Moche Valley. The metropolitan area, of which it is a part, extends over an urban area of 164 km2 and is made up of 9 districts. Trujillo's climate is dry and temperate, with an average annual temperature of 19° Celsius, which makes it so deserving of the title of the city of "eternal spring". During the summer season the city reaches 32 °C and during the winter the temperatures are usually 13 °C.
All volunteers will stay and cook in the home of a volunteer from the Trujillo branch of the BVBP team, with basic facilities (shower, bathrooms, etc.) It is important that everyone brings their own sleeping bags
VOLUNTEER’S REQUIREMENTS Be flexible and adaptable. To be respectful and committed to the social project, Willingness and ability to work as part of a team. Easy to interact with children and teenagers. Experiences in artistic and cultural activities (dances, music, theatre, etc.). English is the official language at the workcamp, speaking Spanish will not be necessary.
PARTICIPATION FEE The participation fee for the workcamp is 240 Euros and covers simple accommodation, food and project expenses, local transportation during the project (in the community), administrative and management costs, certificate of participation during the camp and communication before, during and after the camp. Please note that this does not include travel expenses to and from the camp or airport pick-up. We advise all volunteers to ask us for advice when planning to book their ticket from Lima to the community.
Code:NICE-24S-0802A
Where:Kumano city, Mie prefecture
Number of volunteers:4
Language:English
Extra-Fee:9000 JPY
Age:18+
Revitalize the depopulated village though working and interacting with local people!
Maintenance at the national historic site (Akagi Castle ruins). Cleaning of ditches and maintenance of turn mirrors in the area. Re-repair of public toilets that have been maintained in previous work camps. Think about what can be done to boost the future of depopulated and ageing areas. Volunteers will learn and feel about situation of seriously depopulated area in Japan.
"This project is actively working for SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), organized together with Association for Promotion of Regional Development in Nishiyama area, Kumano city where is depopulated in Mie prefecture since 2017. There are about 220 residents whose 73% is over 65 years old in Nishiyama area where volunteers will mainly stay. One youth who had joined an international workcamp in the past, has started organizing weekend workcamps since 2011 in Nishiyama area. 5 years later, local people have been getting open-minded to youths from outside of the area. Since the local people are getting too old to maintain public places such as parks or ruins of a castle, they need hands from international volunteers! Last year, more local elderly people got involved in the camp because the volunteers actively helped the work a lot and practiced traditional Japanese dance together. This year, local high school students may be invited to join a part of the camp. *Outcome of this workcamp: Please see the long term goal of this project as ""Local SDGs"" at https://www.slideshare.net/nice-workcamp/2019-wp5 (only Japanese for the moment, but you can at least enjoy the pictures!). The local people and vols. sometimes cry on the last days. In 2019, 7 vols. from 4 countries worked well."
Nishiyama area, Kumano city, Mie prefecture. It is more than 200 km far both from Osaka and Nagoya. Sightseeing along the Kumano Kodo, hot springs, BBQ, discussions, etc.
Community center. Bring your sleeping bag. Meals will be cooked by volunteers by turns.
Positive attitude to enjoy rural, remoted area. Open mind to respect and communicate with local people
The nearest airport is Nagoya (Chubu Centrair) or Osaka (Kansai). To the meeting point, it will take about 4.5 hours by train from Chubu and 6 hours from Kansai. Volunteers are recommended to arrive at the airport one day before workcamp starts.) To the meeting point, it will take about 4.5 hours by train from Chubu and 6 hours from Kansai. Volunteers are recommended to arrive at the airport one day before workcamp starts.
Volunteers will learn and feel about situation of seriously depopulated area in Japan.
Code:CONCF-6307
Where:Saint-Germain-Lembron
Number of volunteers:12
Language:English
Extra-Fee:0
Age:18+
A small welcoming town, a green municipal team, a pleasant living environment in the heart of Auvergne, for a nice workcamp in the heights! The municipality of Saint-Germain-Lembron values the traces of its past, by safeguarding the historical heritage still present. It recently discovered an old dovecote (pigeon house), a small stone tower that appeared when a building with which it was intertwined was destroyed! Last summer, an international work camp was organised to restore two facades of the dovecote, using a traditional manual lime masonry technique that is as environmentally friendly as possible: two facades therefore remain to be completed for this new 2024 work camp. You will spend about 30 hours a week on this site, working alongside a technical leader : removing the old coat using chisels, sledgehammers and metal brushes and repointing the joints between the stones with a natural coat made of lime and sand. Your involvement and that of the group will enable us to obtain a beautiful "exposed stone" finish for the dovecote. You will be working high up next to the pigeon house, on scaffolding. If you suffer from vertigo, this is probably not the best workcamp for you! If you are not afraid, working in heights is generally a very pleasant experience and allows you to enjoy a beautiful panorama.
The town has already hosted international workcamps and has a very positive image. You will meet people who are involved in ecological issues and who develop many actions with the inhabitants. For example, last winter, the school children planted a large orchard. This workcamp fully integrates this militant and sustainable development approach.
Saint-Germain-Lembron is a small town of 2000 inhabitants, located next to the town of Issoire. It is crossed by several rivers such as the Lembron, hence its name. Its medieval church, its atypical fountains and its small castle allow it to preserve a heritage of typical Auvergne character. You will have unlimited access to the gymnasium in front of your place of living, to organise sports activities (badminton, football, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics...). The municipality will ask local associations to help you discover the region. The programme for your free time includes hiking on the volcanoes, swimming in lakes and rivers, initiation to pétanque or participation in concerts and local festivals.
You will be accompanied by two camp leaders throughout your stay. You will stay at the Centre Jeanne d'Arc, in the village, about fifteen minutes walk from the site. You will sleep in two rooms on large gymnastic mattresses (men and women separated). You will have a fully equipped community kitchen, showers and toilets, a large room for collective life and a terrace where you can sit in the cool shade of the trees. The site is closed and will be reserved for your group. The group will be sharing the cleaning chores and preparing meals together. The budget will be allocated to the group leader and you will participate in the preparation of meals, prioritising products from the market and local producers. Wi-Fi is available in the campsite. You will be hand washing your laundry or there is a launderette in town (for a fee).
Foreigners belonging to the European Union must bring with them a personal EHIC (European Health Insurance Card), and everybody must, in any case, bring their insurance certificate. If health issues arise on the project, volunteers will have to pay for it, and will then be reimbursed once back in their home country. For more information visit: https://www.issoire-tourisme.com/
The meeting point is at the train station of LE-BREUIL-SUR-COUZE (63) at the end of the afternoon. The exact time of the meeting will be communicated with the Info Sheet, sent one month before the beginning of the workcamp. It is a small station on the Clermont-Ferrand - Brioude line, served several times a day. From Paris or Lyon, several trains a day leave for Clermont-Ferrand. The trains are open to booking about 4 months before the departure dates, accessible on the following website: https://www.sncf-connect.com/en-en/
Bring work clothes, walking boots and a backpack. Bring warm clothes for outdoor evenings and a sleeping bag. You can also bring recipes from your home country, musical instruments and games. You will get around Saint-Germain-Lembron by foot, car and by minibus. On the last day (23/08), the departure time is usually set in the morning.
Code:NICE-24S-0803A
Where:Nara
Number of volunteers:6
Language:English
Extra-Fee:9000 JPY
Age:18+
Volunteers will engage in the process of organic farming with duties such as cultivating vegetables and rice, weeding, harvesting and packing them for shipment.
This project is actively working for SDG2 (Zero Hunger) and SDGS15 (Life on Land). This project is co-organized with Sugiura Farm that engages in organic farming for pursuing food safety and an environmental-friendly society. The owner of this farm is Mr. Sugiura, who is the only a man taking care of 2 hectares of farmland abandoned by local people. The local people became too old to keep working on the farm. Mr. Sugiura cultivates, harvests crops, even makes fertilizer and processes the harvest into products. He is working not only for crops, but also for conserving the environment and the beautiful scenery of living fields in the countryside of Japan. *Outcome of this workcamp: International vols. gradually have become familiar with local people and community thanks to local host's effort. They not only worked at the farm but also joined local festival as a staff and went to language school to study Japanese. They are required to make good relationship with local and create valuable changes in the community.
It is located in Gose city, Nara pref. which is about 50 km southeast of Osaka.
Volunteers stay at an old Japanese house next to the local host's. Living volunteer house with 1 male staff. Volunteer can separate room with him. The kitchen and shower are shared with them. Volunteers cook by themselves. Smoking is not allowed. A cat and dog is kept around the house.
High motivation to learn and speak Japanese language, to work hard with simple mountain life in a remote area. Respect for the local culture and way of the local organization. Interests in agriculture.
Tokushima station
Volunteers will acquire the knowledge of organic farming.
Code:IBG 14
Where:Mönchweiler
Number of volunteers:12
Language:English
Extra-Fee:0
Age:18-29
As international volunteer you will primarily construct and design the trail, improve the accessibility, set up the information boards and much more. A wooden footbridge will also be built over a pond. The workcamp will receive technical guidance and support from the team of professional municipal workers and from young people living in Mönchweiler. They are part of the Mönchweiler Future Committee, which is an elected youth committee (children and young people of all ages) that develops and implements projects and programmes for children and young people. Great contacts and synergies can be created here. Many joint leisure activities can also be planned via the Future Committee, making the time unforgettable for everyone involved.
Our project stretches through an idyllic landscape just outside the village of Mönchweiler. Information boards on various habitats will be set up along the trail, presenting interesting facts about the local flora and fauna. The various stations along the trail are intended to give visitors the opportunity to learn more about the ecological relationships and biodiversity of the local natural environment. The nature trail serves not only to impart knowledge, but also to protect and preserve natural habitats. Visitors are encouraged to treat nature and the environment with respect and responsibility.
Mönchweiler is a village with 3000 inhabitants on the edge of the Black Forest. The village is characterised by a very active community life and offers supermarkets, other shops, pubs, a barbecue area, a school and other infrastructure. If you prefer nature, you will find a lot of green around Mönchweiler with meadows, forests, small lakes and moors. You will definitely feel at home here. The next larger town, Villingen-Schwenningen, can be reached by bus in 12 minutes.
You will be accommodated in the local sports hall in the centre of the village. This offers plenty of space, a small kitchen and enough sanitary facilities for everyone. Camp beds are provided and set up on the stage of the hall to separate the sleeping area a bit. Please bring your own sleeping bag and pillow (if required). Your group of volunteers will be responsible for grocery shopping and cooking together. The food will be bought with the camp budget and everybody will take turns for cooking, washing the dishes and cleaning. In order to reduce our carbon footprint on the planet, we encourage volunteers to reduce meat and try more sustainable dishes.
Please check www.bahn.com for a connection from anywhere in Germany to this bus stop in Mönchweiler. There is a bus every two hours on Sundays.
Code:NICE-24S-0805B
Where:Tokushima
Number of volunteers:2
Language:English
Extra-Fee:9000 JPY
Age:18+
Assisting with the harvesting of minor grains (kokibi, takakibi, millet, hadaka barley, etc.), a symbolic crop of the region, grown on sloping fields recognised as a World Agricultural Heritage Site as part of the 'Nishi-Awa Sloping Land Farming System'. Work on other needs in the area of activity.
This project is actively working for SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) and SDGs 11 (Sustanable City and Community), organized together with " Tsurugi Minor Grain Production and Sales Association." Tsurugi Town is an area that has been recognised worldwide as a World Agricultural Heritage Site for its "Sloping Land Farming System of Nishi Awa", and in the Mikitochi settlement in particular, there are many Tsurugi minor grains growers and sellers, and minor grains, the symbolic crop of the Nishi Awa region, are actively grown in the area. Many minor grains are grown in the area, including kokibi, takakibi, millet, buckwheat, pearl millet and glutinous millet, but in this village, located in a mountainous area, there is a marked shortage of manpower due to the declining and ageing population. In particular, the height of the takakibi plant grows to more than 2.5 m at harvest time, and it is very difficult for the elderly in the community to harvest the crop alone. It is also expected to help preserve the village and maintain the landscape. The community is looking for a traditional minor cereal grower and would like to accept people who are interested in farming, even if only a little, and ask them to support the community.
Tsurugi Town is located in the north-west of Tokushima Pre., at the foot of the second highest mountain in western Japan, Mt.Tsurugi. The town is surrounded by greenery and waterside space and the clearest river in Japan, the Sadamitsu River, which flows into the Yoshino River. Mikitochi village is one of the settlements operating the World Agricultural Heritage Site 'Nishi-Awa Sloping Land Farming System'.
Volunteers will stay in a guest house. Meals will be cooked by volunteers by turns. Sleeping bag is NO need. Depends on the amount of work and consideration for the environment.
Strong motivation and physical strength are highly needed. Extra Fee: 9,000 JPY (60 USD by the rate on 2024 Feb. 16th) of "NICE Volunteers" fee need to be paid in advance either by Card or PayPal. This is used for the project preparation/ coordination such as the transportation of the camp leaders while the meals and the accommodation are provided by the local host by free.
Study theme: About Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems, Inheritance of traditional culture. Other activities: Hiking, communicate with local people, etc.
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