Eco puppet play in rural #Nepal. Afterwards this mother of one of the young players says, she may switch from harmful chemical #pesticides to organic cow urine pesticide if her neighbour shows her how it works. @dw_globalideas
Eco-Puppetplay in #Nepal village. Only kids and women watching.Why? All men went to a funeral. Somebody died same day of a snakebite. Happy in the morning, ashes in the evening. That‘s life and death in Nepal. @dw_globalideas
Litte Eco-Puppeteers in Mountain village in Western #Nepal. The monkey puppet complains that forest and soil are destroyed by bad farming. The girl has already heard about possible solutions in school, like organic farming and will tell her parents. @dw_globalideas
What makes #change possible? Ishwor Malla for US-based NGO #RARE believes, mind is not enough. So in #Nepal Region Kapilvastu he sends out these kids with an eco-puppet play. Hoping farmers will refrain from harmful agriculture practices. @dw_globalideas
Master of the eco puppets Ishwor Malla for US-based NGO #RARE believes, farmers in #Nepal will change to more organic agriculture only if their hearts and emotions are touched as well
Farmer Resham in #Nepal Kapilvastu region thinks he has no real other option than using harmful chemical #pesticides to protect his maize. Son Ganesh will take part in an eco-puppetplay to shake up Papa‘s rigid mindset a little bit. @dw_globalideas
These two women farmers in #Nepal don‘t use toxic chemical pesticides - they apply an #organic one made from cow urine and a couple of leaves and herbs. That‘s one reason why a cow is a major character in the eco-puppet-play @dw_globalideas
Using puppets to teach eco-lessons playfully. With these kids in #Nepal the US-based NGO #RARE developped a little play for remote villages. @dw_globalideas
This farmer in #Nepal uses toxic #pesticides to protect his maize. He knows it‘s harmful for the biodiversity, the water and even his family. But he says they have always done it that way. Fix ed mindset. But his little son will take part in an Eco-puppetplay... dw_globalideas
This family in #Nepal almost got killed last year through a landslide, but the house still holds. Now they protect themselves by growing plants that can hold the soil better than their monoculture maize earlier. @dw_globalideas
Monoculture farming and use of chemical pesticides - farmers in #Nepal Kapilvastu region have poisoned the ground and caused #erosion leading to landslides. What to do?
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