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Krishna-valley: Excellent in sustainability

paraszthazDescription and evaluation of Hungarian ecovillages are written in a diploma work at Eötvös Loránd University (Budapest). Beáta Hári, student of ELTE Institute of Geography and Earth Sciences, chose a very interesting and current topic for her thesis. She studied the Hungarian ecovillages in aspect of applied sustainability and regional development.
Her comprehensive work obtains an insight into the functioning of these ecovillages and the everyday life of their inhabitants.

She laid down three major condition of a well functioning long term sustainable ecovillage:

- Ecological sustainability
- Social sustainability
- Economical sustainability

According to her research, there are two ecovillages in Hungary meet these requirements. One of them is Krishna-valley.

(The thesis is available only in Hungarian.)

Comments (3) / “Krishna-valley: Excellent in sustainability”

  • Jelena:

    Hello!

    Is it possible to get a contact of Beáta Hári, student who made a thesis? I’m interested in topic and would really like to ask some questions.

    Thank you.

    Best,

    Jelena

  • Szilvia Rév:

    Dear Jelena,

    We have sent Beáta Hári’s e-mail address direct to your private e-mail box.
    Best wishes,

    Szilvia Rév
    Eco-valley foundation

  • Mariela Baca:

    Good day,

    I am also writing on the same topic, is it possible to also get her email address?

    thanks a lot and congratulations for the nice work.

    Mariela Baca

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