Iva Stachelhaus

Donnations appeal

Women take the development of their village into their own hands – ecologically and self-managed. We can support them with financial contributions for training. Give hope to the women!

In Mubaya, a group of women has come together to train in management, microfinance and chicken farming according to permaculture principles. The goal is to establish chicken farming and egg production that will provide the women with an income independent of their husbands. In addition, the women learn how to advance each other’s projects with microcredits in order to secure the livelihood of their families in a self-managed manner.Your help is needed to advance this women’s project. Your donations will help train the women’s group. You provide the women in Mubaya with the opportunity to develop self-confident economic foundations for themselves and their families. And this in an environmentally friendly way. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your valuable contributions.
If you would like to learn more, please do not hesitate to contact us.

One of our volunteers always organizes a flea market stall in the Old Town or on the Esplanade. All proceeds generated go to the ecovillage.

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We look forward to seeing you at our booth.

Next dates:

• 03.09.22 old town Biel
• 17.09.22 Portissimo

We are pleased to invite you to the general meeting and to the subsequent exchange of ideas over snacks and drinks (non-members are also very welcome).

Date: Saturday, May 21, 2022

Time: 16.30h until 18.30h maximum. Including presentation of the women’s project and apéro

Location: Selbsthilfe BE |Bahnhofstrasse 30, Biel, 1st floor

The newspaper Vision 2035 is published three to four times a year with a circulation of at least 1800 copies – sometimes more. It communicates, informs, transports and brings together what is happening in Biel and beyond in terms of a turnaround, in terms of sustainable social urban development, in terms of cultural diversity and urban food supply. It is an open platform for many different topics.

We were allowed to publish an article of the ecovillage in the newspaper. Click here for the article.

The wells have been restored and can be used frequently during the rainy season.

In addition to our Facebook channel, we are now also on Instagram. Go and follow us now! Click here for the Instagram page.

After 2 years of planning and construction, the mill could be put into operation on October 10.

Thanks to the mill, corn will be ground for the ecovillage and surrounding interested parties, thus generating a revenue for the ecovillage.