We are participating in a project to build Superadobe Houses in Rwanda. Those earthquake-resistant, environmentally friendly and very affordable houses contribute to sustainable tourism in Rwanda.

CHF 1’725

49% of CHF 3’500

49 %
This is how it works

The «all or nothing» principle applies: The project only receives the funds if the funding target is reached or exceeded.

28 backers

Concluded on 30/11/2021

Construction of Superadobe Houses

We are raising funds to purchase materials to construct sustainable, earthquake-resistant buildings, called superadobe (ecodomes), which will be used for the growing sustainable and community-based tourism in Rwanda.

  • Source: calearth.org
    Source: calearth.org
  • Site de la construction
    Site de la construction
  • Source: calearth.org
    Source: calearth.org

Another vision of tourism

A thriving ecovillage with Superadobe Houses will enable the regeneration of hospitality and tourism services as well as entrepreneurial practice and start-up business experience. Within the model and idea of an ecovillage, the design and organisational approach focuses on maximising participation, cooperation and regeneration by mimicking the processes and patterns found in natural environments. The proximity and interaction with vital life processes experienced by people within a tourist ecovillage serves as a powerful learning and leisure tool. The same principles and models that can make a jungle or ecovillage productive, efficient and beautiful can be applied to the hospitality and tourism sector by fostering innovation, learning and entrepreneurship for sustainable living.

Promote sustainability

In addition to active support from you directly affecting sustainability, the well-being of local communities, sustainable new construction and a dynamic development system, the key models to be observed in the natural world are «cooperation networks». The digital age brings the network model into the game with enormous potential, bringing it into a rapidly expanding self-organising global network of collaborators and projects. Ultimately, it is about working cooperatively to improve each site and plant the seeds of a decentralised cooperative network based on the principles of freedom, hospitality and cooperation.