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Commonwealth NGOs
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 Holistic Management International
HQ situated in New Zealand
Website: www.succession.co.nz
Type of NGO: NGO,
Interest in Forestry: peripheral
Contact method: email : succession@clear.net.nz
Description:
Holistic Management International
- Holistic Management International, formerly The Savory Center, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
founded in 1984.
- Our organization stands alone as the originator and primary mover of dramatically effective land management
and renewal practices that have become increasingly widespread. A significant
percentage of the land management organizations, consultants and trainers working and selling services
today received training through Holistic Management International.
Objective
Our primary objective is to help farmers and ranchers, as well as public land managers and development
organizations, to achieve these and other critical
Goals:
- Increase annual profits, effectively and significantly;
- Enhance the efficiency, natural health, productivity and profitability of their land;
- Provide a framework for family, owners, managers, foremen, communal agriculturalists and other ranch/farm
stakeholders to work together toward a common future;
- Enable conservation or public land managers to consistently improve the health of the land while minimizing
the cost to the public or constituencies;
- Enable development agencies working with marginalized farmers or pastoral people to break the cycle
of food and water insecurity.
- We are responsible for, and committed to, the economic viability of our enterprise. Philanthropic
support accounts for approximately one third of our operating and program costs. In addition to
receiving donations and other funding, we offer a variety of revenue-generating educational tools, seminars,
on-site training, and other products and services.
- we are committed to furthering Holistic Management education worldwide, to supporting trained Holistic
Management professionals, and to forming strategic partnerships that address a wide range
of environmental, social and economic objectives.
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