Living the life in Little Rock. Posted by Ashley Bachelder under Uncategorized. So my attempt to take blogging back up has clearly not been very successful, as more than a month has passed since the last post in which I decided to hop back into this. So, where am I going? What is participatory democracy? What do I expect of my city leaders? What do I do when my place of employm.

Sunday, 17 May 2015. This represents a substantial barrier for local artisans who struggle to compete with foreign economies of scale in handicraft production. By buying in the AHA Fair Trade Village customers are supporting local artisans and their communities, who rely on handicraft production to generate the necessary income to support their livelihood. The AHA Fair Trade Village is the largest perma.

Supporting street children through education, health care and the arts. We believe that no child should be forced to beg or work. We believe that they hav e the right to enjoy their childhood - to learn, play, make friends and grow in a safe and happy environment. These are basic rights that no child should be denied. At Anjali House we provide each child with free healthcare, food, clean drinking water and education. Supporting street children through education, health care and the arts.

Films for Viewing on this site. Coconut - Harvest and De-Husk. Fire from the Coconut tree. Permaculture in Cambodia with Rico Zook. Fire from the Coconut tree. Permaculture in Cambodia with Rico Zook. Permaculture and Time with Geoff Lawton.

Welcome - We are here for YOU. Babel Guesthouse is an intimate guesthouse surrounded by a tropical garden with an outside bar and restaurant area, serving a combination of local and western style dishes. We offer you beautifully designed, comfortable spacious and clean rooms. All the rooms are air-conditioned with cable TV and bathrooms with hot water showers and bathtubs in most of the rooms. Read THE HISTORY OF BABEL GUESTHOUSE here! Find us on Google Map.

Monday, February 7, 2011. Thursday, January 27, 2011.

Friday, May 20, 2011. GIVE featured in Ode Magazine. Saturday, May 7, 2011. Entrepreneurship in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Steven Van Yoder just returned from an exploratory meeting in Siem Reap, Cambodia to discuss a possible project with several local Cambodian NGOs.

Before Green Gecko, there were many children on the streets of Siem Reap, and most of us had to carry our baby brothers or sisters begging for money until early morning in front of the tourist bars. Sometimes when our parents had no money, they would get angry and hit us to make us beg more. We felt sad and tired, sometimes we fell asleep on the streets, many times we wanted to cry. We all feel so grateful for what Green Gecko has given to us and our families.