Learn how ancient practices and modern approaches are used to set up the Akasha Academy Nepal while relying on local and natural material.

At Akasha Academy Nepal, we are preparing alternatives for chemical pesticides and fertilizers to improve and promote bio-intensive organic farming practices. Among the substitutes for pest control, our team has prepared Jholmal – a new liquid biofertilizer and biopesticide that is made from locally available materials.

The Akasha Traineeship is a 10-month orientation program to empower and educate young women in Nepal. The program enable the students with practical knowledge about health, societal and environmental topics.

Protecting the precious resources of life is one of the goals of Akasha Academy – and one way to do this is through reforestation and nature restoration.

Akasha Academy is dedicated to protect soil as a precious resource of life. One means to do so is regenerative agriculture.

When the Akasha Research Network became aware of the vital role of whales for the whole system of Earth, we immediately engaged in this topic researching the interdependencies between everything connected with them.

As part of the collaboration with Sustainable Mountain Architecture, the work in Suntakhan continues towards the realization of Akasha Academy. One crucial aspect is the preparation of the land for future constructions.

The motto for this year’s World Environment Day was “Beat Air Pollution”. Supported by Long Yang e.V., the Akasha Adademy NGO organised a colourful day with tree planting, workshops and live music.

The motto of this year’s World Environment Day was called “Beat Plastic Pollution”. Together with the Human Rights & Peace Forum and the local population, the members of the Akasha Academy NGO organized a clean up campaign of the “holy river”.