2 - 29th October 2010

presented by the Findhorn Foundation in partnership with Global Ecovillage Network and Gaia Education

Based on the Ecovillage Design Curriculum - an official contribution to the United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development

You are invited to join this four-week comprehensive training of trainers based on the four core pillars of the Ecovillage Design Curriculum: the social, worldview, ecological and economic dimensions of sustainability.

The curriculum draws on the experience and expertise developed in a network of some of the most successful ecovillages and community projects across the Earth.

Design for Sustainability Training of Trainers is an advanced training course based at the Findhorn Ecovillage providing a practical forum for learning and developing skills needed to work effectively with design for sustainability at all levels. It comprises four separate week-long modules, which may be attended as a whole or separately.

Facilitated by

Pracha Hutanuwatr - Director. Wongsanit Ashram, Thailand
May East -  Director, Gaia Education
Jonathan Dawson - President, Global Ecovillage Network
Michael Shaw - Director, The Ecovillage Institute
and Findhorn Ecovillage experts

More information about the facilitators

The programme is based at the Findhorn Ecovillage and comprises four separate weeklong modules, which may be attended as a whole or separately.

Social Design - Week 1: Oct 2 - Oct 8

Topics include

Economic Design - Week 2: Oct 9 - Oct 15

Topics include

Ecological Design - Week 3: Oct 16 - Oct 22

Topics include

Worldview - Week 4: Oct 23 - Nov 29

Topics include

Ecovillage Design Curriculum is an official contribution to the United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development 2005-2014 and has the endorsement of UNITAR (United Nations Institute for Training and Research).

The EDE is being introduced to the world at this time to complement, correspond with, and assist in setting a standard for the United Nations' Decade of Education for Sustainable Development 2005-2014.

Training fees
For the whole programme
£1675 payable by participants with low income
£1925payable by participants with medium income
£2235 payable by participants with high income
£475/£545/£635 per module according to income

Fees include tuition, accommodation, vegetarian meals and field trips.

Please complete the Application Form and Enrolment Questionnaire

Enquiries by e-mail: bookings@findhorn.org

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*If you cannot afford the full fee, please check out our bursary guidelines.

* If you can afford to pay more than the full fee for this programme, your donation will be gratefully received and used to help those who cannot afford the whole fee.

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