madi eco-village
madi eco-village
madi valley | chitwan district | oct 2018 – dec 2020
a joint venture with sustainable mountain architecture, myclimate, NEFACO, and our local project partners: the womens’ groups of bankatta, baghauda & rathaani villages, the bufferzone users’ committees, madi municipality, madi tourism development committee
co-funded by the REPIC plattform
madi
madi valley | chitwan district | oct 2018 – dec 2020
a joint venture with sustainable mountain architecture, myclimate, NEFACO and our local project partners: the womens’ groups of bankatta, baghauda & rathaani villages, the bufferzone users’ committees, madi municipality and madi tourism development committee
co-funded by the REPIC plattform
project design, development, coordination & management
madi-ecovillage is a pilot project with the aim to develop and promote a holistic approach to tourism – self-sustainable, clean and community-based – in the terai region of nepal.
the project includes the construction of homestay houses based on traditional architecture coupled with modern climate-efficient design, a clean solar energy supply, safe drinking water, a smart waste management system (reduce, reuse, recycle, upcycle) and training / awareness creation to the local partners – women’s groups who will manage the homestay business as a welcome source of additional local income.
once successfully established – this holistic approach to tourism service shall be replicated in other touristic regions of nepal.
project brief on REPIC.ch | project description on myclimate.org
madi – innovating the vernacular, ar. alisha adhikary & prof. anne feenstra (SMA), spaces magazine, march / april 2019
project design, development, coordination & management
madi-ecovillage is a pilot project with the aim to develop and promote a holistic approach to tourism – self-sustainable, clean and community-based – in the terai region of nepal.
the project includes the construction of homestay houses based on traditional architecture coupled with modern climate-efficient design, a clean solar energy supply, safe drinking water, a smart waste management system (reduce, reuse, recycle, upcycle) and training / awareness creation to the local partners – women’s groups who will manage the homestay business as a welcome source of additional local income.
once successfully established – this holistic approach to tourism service shall be replicated in other touristic regions of nepal.
project brief on REPIC.ch | project description on myclimate.org
madi – innovating the vernacular, ar. alisha adhikary & prof. anne feenstra (SMA), spaces magazine, march / april 2019
