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Internship Information Booklet - Ecology Action

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2-YEAR PLANNING TEMPLATE for 6-MONTH INTERNSSample Template. Interns will receive an updated planner upon completion of the internship.The following is an example of a monthly report sent to <strong>Ecology</strong> <strong>Action</strong> by a former intern:Monthly Report May, 2012GROW BIOINTENSIVE Mini‐Ag Center Location/Country:__MalawiGROW BIOINTENSIVE trainer: _Charity ChirwaSchedule of activities (double‐digging, planting, weeding, harvesting, teaching, etc.)Date Activity Number of People Location3 may weeding 12 mbowe9 may Transplanting seedlings 13 mchegautuwa,12 may land preparation 6 geisha,nkhatabay24 may harvesting 13 mchegautuwa27may Meeting with new farmers 10 malivengiNumber of people (specify the number of women and men) trained this month:Women 20 Men 9 Children 6Name of locations (village, town or farm): Mchegautuwa, Malivengi and Geisha area.Description or Comments (please tell us about your experiences farming, teaching,etc. )In Malawi it is our custom for women to do a lot of farm work as compared to men. UponLooking at the # of farmers that I have trained so far, records have shown that men areSlowly coming in the world of farming, they are now interested & do participate in farmwork.Skills and concepts used or improved this month:I worked with my farmers through sharing of ideas & experiences. They give out theirviews,We discuss, I correct where necessary & Input them with G.B.I.A.How has your teaching improved?I have learnt a lot from farmers I have been training. This has given me a picture of how toApproach & train new farmers for better welcoming of our method of farming (G.B.I.A)What are your goals for next month?:Make a lot of compost piles starting from our center Mbowe farm, spreading to differentLocations of our farmers.why more compost? this is because it is harvesting season in theCountry, giving us plenty of compost materials.This compost will be used in this comingGrowing season.Signature of person who completed this form: _Charity ChirwaDate: 29/05/12<strong>Ecology</strong> <strong>Action</strong>’s GROW BIOINTENSIVE <strong>Internship</strong> <strong>Information</strong> <strong>Booklet</strong>27

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