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Even city dwellers have several choices to participate in reduction of climate crisis. Many tiny “green” changing remarkably contribute in relief of approaching crisis. However those who take their roll seriously, try to get out from consumer madness. Gradual reduction of demands rather improves towards inner harmony, then series of getting newer and newer goods. Read the rest of this entry »

The Eco-valley project provides a special opportunity for us to show tangible results in solving the pressing national problems brought about by the climate changes.
This project fits well into the regional ecological policy of the Southern Transdanubian Region, which is very education-centered. The project is also completely in harmony with the aims of the New Hungary Development Plan (Új Magyarország Fejlesztési Terv). We already have the necessary bases to build on, the project is well prepared, it has clearly visible and measurable targets, it is cost effective and it is well maintainable on a long term after its realization. It will be maintained well because:
it contributes considerably to the protection of the environment using renewable energies and organic farming.

• it provides a relevant local action plan to face the global challenges of climate change.
• it provides well organized education for both young and adult audiences to promote the diffusion of the ideas of organic farming and organic living.
• it creates new jobs and enhances social integration.
• besides all the above points, this project is a model project, and a unique eco-touristic target on a European scale.

The Eco-valley project not only undertakes the providing of theoretical and practical education for people who come here (whose numbers can reach 50 000 yearly) but it also aims at informing and educating the wider masses of people in the whole society about these environmental issues.
This has a prominent importance for a sustainable society and economy as it is indispensable to change life-styles, views and habits if we really want to see results on a national scale. This need is addressed by the communication department of the Eco-valley.