by charliewilson | Mar 20, 2026
Project description
To design and deliver a capacity-building permaculture e-learning program for the International Permaculture CoLab & its allied networks on an annual basis.
Expected outcomes
E-learning courses that are relevant to CoLab members and Allied Networks are developed and delivered and remain available as an on-demand resources at no cost to the learner.
Open Collective
Link to this project’s previous work as the MVA
Aimee Fenech, Jyo Maan
Group Accountability Officer – Jyo Maan
Training and eLearning, Grow Project
by Alejandra Garcia | Mar 20, 2026
Project Description
Hold practical spaces to address, transform, coordinate and weave stronger strategic relationships within the permaculture network to broaden access and impact of commons resources.
Expected Outcomes
A more coherent movement and stronger network, including more widely shared resources and collaboration agreements.
Open Collective
Aimee Fenech, Jyotsna Maan, Charlie Wilson, Alejandra Garcia
Group Accountability Officer: Alejandra Garcia
by hansryding | Mar 20, 2026
Project description
Research and development of ethical digital products for the colab and allied networks.
Aimee Fenech, Anton Oussik, Dominik Jais, Alejandra Garcia
Group Acountability Officer: Alejandra Garcia
Prototyping, Next Steps Project, GROW project
by Alejandra Garcia | Mar 20, 2026
Project Description
Conduct research to support & communicate the collective impact of Permaculture through collaboration with universities and other stakeholders such as grassroots projects, associations and research networks
Expected Outcomes
Proposed collective impact framework for permaculture, with indicators that can be used by permaculture practicioners (so that data may be aggregated).
Database of published research relating to permaculture.
More funding and effort unlocked for permaculture research.
Open Collective
Jyotsna Maan, Siobhan Vida Ashmole, Mayi Lekuona, Kate Swatridge, Cândida Helena Shinn
Group Acountability Officer: Jyotsna Maan
Growth and research. Grow Project