Résultats missions pour pays d'action : à l’étranger, domaine : Communautés alternatives

You strive for a sustainable life that is in harmony with nature and natural resources? In this volunteer project in Costa Rica you learn a lot about an ecological way of life and the cultivation of food and animal husbandry.

Volunteers are essential to help small charities to thrive during the coronavirus pandemic and beyond. Volunteering from your own home, you can share your skills and hobbies to help with fundraising, teaching, social media, raising awareness and supporting vulnerable people. You will enjoy virtual immersion to life in Portugal through structured online sessions.

Farm work in India! On an organic farm in India, you can learn all about organic agriculture and the rural traditional life in India. You will help with cultivation of rice and vegetables, taking care of farm animals and learning how to make dairy products yourself. Together with the farmer family, you will live in the middle of the breathtakingly beautiful nature of Maharashtra.

Do you have a passion for the tourism industry? Are you interested in and enthusiastic about sustainable food production and lifestyles? Do you want to open the world to visitors in a way that works with nature and not against it? Then our ecotourism internship on a sustainable farm is the right thing for you!

Immersion au cœur d’une culture riche et traditionnelle au cœur de la Tanzanie : auprès d’une communauté Massaï, les volontaires sont attendus pour partager et découvrir le quotidien de ces tribus Massaï d’Afrique de l’est et les aider dans leur travail au jour le jour.

As a volunteer in the village school of Muungoni in the Jozani Rainforest, you can be part of the village community and get intensive insights into a rural and traditional aspect of Zanzibar, which you would not be able to find in other locations in Zanzibar. You can stay with a host family or with other volunteers in our Zanzibar Forest Camp.

You want to immerse in the rural Japanese culture on Sado Island? You enjoy nature and want to help preserve traditional rice fields, which were set up during Edo Period and are an agricultural heritage? The work on the rice fields will also protect the Crested Ibis, which was extinct in Japan and successfully reintroduced through a program that included the Sado rice farmers.

Si vous rêvez d’immensités sauvages et d’aventure, si vous désirez vivre dans un univers intemporel, nous vous proposons un séjour chez une famille de nomades en Mongolie ! Cet échange culturel avec les nomades est une opportunité unique de découvrir la culture mongole, avec son mode de vie ancestral, et d'acquérir une bonne expérience dans les soins aux animaux.

Une action communautaire, une participation à des tâches agricoles ou un projet danse & théâtre plongent le volontaire au cœur d’une communauté jamaïcaine, lui permettant de partager le quotidien de ses habitants.