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From:
ASHA Centre (UK)
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Date: 26 February 2013 18:02
Subject: Final call: participants for British Council
sponsored course on Sustainable Development
To:
Dear prospective applicant
The ASHA Centre is seeking participants for its course on
Education for Sustainable Development that will take place
between 5 - 9 March 2013 in the Forest of Dean.�
Part of the British
Council�s Training and Cooperation Plan, the ASHA Centre
has been granted funds to host a series of one-off
seminars on Education for Sustainable Development. With
its solar and voltaic panels, biomass burners,
innovative Bio-Bubble Waste Processing system and five
acres of organic gardens, the Centre is a brilliant
example of �living� sustainability in action. The unique
nature of this course means that it will through the
implementation of phase II (recently approved for June �
October) create a network of 200+ youth workers, youth
leaders and volunteers, active in promoting Sustainable
Development in the UK. The week-long course will
encompass field trips, discussions with experts, and
practical workshops such as Biodynamic gardening.
Participants will be reimbursed 100% travel costs. Food
and accommodation is free. There are no course fees.
Further information can be found on our webpage:�
Education for Sustainable Development
Seminar�(please note that the April course is
heavily oversubscribed, and we are seeking to fill
remaining places for March as priority)
To get an excellent
account of what to expect, read our participant
Friederike Hanisch's blog of our February course:�
Project Dirt Blog
Applicants should write to Khalid at�
u...@ashacentre.org�or
call 01594 822 330
I enclose an application form. The deadline has been
extended until all remaining places are filled.�
Good luck!
Khalid
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Khalid
Miah
Project
Manager
The
ASHA Centre