Organic Farm Demonstration Project
- Tanzania
Frequently asked questions
Organic Farm Demonstration Project is open to participants aged 17 to 80.
Organic Farm Demonstration Project starts at $35 USD. For full pricing, visit the provider’s website.
The program runs for 1 to 45 weeks.
Organic Farm Demonstration Project is located in Tanzania.
The program fee includes accommodation, activities, and meals.
Yes, the program includes housing. Participants stay with a host family.
About Program
The Project purpose relies on sharing skills, experience, knowledge and culture by living and working together, adopting the local lifestyle in the project environment within tanzania. By living and working together, all interested people practically share skills, experince, knowledge and culture, as the project is flexible to invite people from all countries in the world, to join hands. It has been the best means of promoting organic farms, as the project is open to invite experts, beginners, farmers at all levels around the world from national to international level. The target is building a global community conscious of ecological farming practices.
At WWOOF, we are committed to providing people from around the world the opportunity to:
1. Gain practical skills in organic farming and gardening
2. Experience rural living in harmony with nature
3. Further the organic and sustainability movement
4. Participate in a cultural exchange
Program Highlights
- Explore the nature while living in a local lifestyle
- Share skills, knowledge and experience by practically participating in an organic farming practices
- Learn and experience new culture by living together as a family
- Make new friends and grow your network
- Experience rural living in harmony with nature
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Program Impact
Sustainable Agriculture
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Location
Tanzania can be an easy place to overlook when planning a trip to Africa, but it is teeming with wildlife, lush landscapes, culture. You will witness all of those from the wildebeest migrations, 3 of the 7 natural wonders, and Maasai people.
