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|Type=Community Group | |Type=Community Group | ||
|Country=South Africa | |Country=South Africa | ||
|Current focus=<translate>Ecotourism</translate> | |Current focus=<translate><!--T:1--> Ecotourism</translate> | ||
<translate>Agriculture</translate> | <translate><!--T:2--> Agriculture</translate> | ||
<translate>Biodiversity</translate> | <translate><!--T:3--> Biodiversity</translate> | ||
<translate>Knowledge sharing</translate> | <translate><!--T:4--> Knowledge sharing</translate> | ||
<translate>Community leadership</translate> | <translate><!--T:5--> Community leadership</translate> | ||
<translate>Conservation</translate> | <translate><!--T:6--> Conservation</translate> | ||
<translate>Land use</translate> | <translate><!--T:7--> Land use</translate> | ||
|Description=SWC is a small organisation committed to listening to, building relationships with, and amplifying the voices of the Amadiba people who are determined to protect their land from destruction. | |Description=SWC is a small organisation committed to listening to, building relationships with, and amplifying the voices of the Amadiba people who are determined to protect their land from destruction. | ||
SWC is inspired by Amadiba's wisdom and courage to protect the rich cultural landscape of Eastern Pondoland for generations to come, as expressed through their traditional court. We work to develop a vibrant sustainable local economy based on community-owned ecotourism and agriculture. | SWC is inspired by Amadiba's wisdom and courage to protect the rich cultural landscape of Eastern Pondoland for generations to come, as expressed through their traditional court. We work to develop a vibrant sustainable local economy based on community-owned ecotourism and agriculture. | ||
