2022 Review and 2023 Projection

As a young organization we see that our greatest achievement is that in the eyes of the world in disarray because of the world crisis, we stood together as a team.

We set a precedence with the Eco Camp as a regenerative social business model based on the principles of Permaculture and international solidarity. The concept has quickly turned out to be African Way's strategy of dealing with the challenges of inequalities faced by our African members and the decolonization of mindsets from both sides. The hands-on work included the construction of a garden kitchen, compost toilets and introduction to Permaculture to local farmers for social and environmental regeneration. The Eco Camp space at Monte Cardal outside Montemor-o-Novo now serve as a community space where we share what we can do together, resolve our differences, and have fun.

The highest goal achieved in this exercise is the creation of a friendship space where people are coming to experience joy and feel at peace with nature.

Through this space we are building reciprocal relationships and an ecological space where we come to dream together, experiencing many acts of compassion and generosity, and building hope of opportunity for positive change. Together with the community of Montemor-o-Novo we were able to examine their climate footprint and strategize on the integration of the AW team and helping compatriots in the Ambazonian struggle to stay alive promising to work more with the great minds of our associates in correcting the human wrongs in western democracies which require that development be based on the subjugation of other cultures.