We are pleased to announce that our office relocated to the following address on May 1, 2013:
104 Main Street
Ellsworth, Maine 04605
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A Personal Message from Panama Farmer, Erick Rodríguez
My name is Erick Rodríguez. I live with my wife Rosalía, my son Alfonso and my daughter Itania in rural Tranquilla, Panama.Before I began working with Sustainable Harvest International, I slashed and burned my scrub land and planted traditional cro
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Reflections on Panama
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Saving for a “Futuro Mejor” by Amanda Zehner
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on Wednesday, 16 January 2013
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In the center of Kukra Hill, Nicaragua, the 33 women of “Mujeres por un Futuro Mejor” - or “Women for a Better Future” - meet in a small classroom at the local elementary school. “Mujeres por un Futuro Mejor” provides a forum where these women can deposit savings and take out small loans. Perhaps more importantly, it offers them a safe and open environment where they feel comfortable sharing ideas, concerns, and future plans.
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Welcome to SHI's Harvest Blog!
We decided to launch the Harvest Blog in order to give a voice to the many great staff and volunteers working with SHI. Look forward to timely posts from our field program, Smaller World volunteers, business and community partners and others!
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"I just returned from a 10-day trip to Honduras with Sustainable Harvest International. That small organization with a relatively small staff ... is doing a fantastic job helping the rural areas of Honduras diversify crops and re-forest the denuded mountains of the country. [They] demonstrated a dedication and grasp of both the problems and possible solutions that I found worthy of Nobel prize recognition. The leadership of our Smaller World Tour by an employee of SHI was first-rate. We worked, we learned, we contributed. If there is truly a way to help the impoverished developing world, SHI holds the key."
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