Over the years I extended the CEAP process to incorporate an evaluation and tweak step at the end. The resulting process is then CEAPER

  1. Collect (site) information
  2. Evaluate that information
  3. Apply Permaculture Ethics and Principles
  4. Plan and schedule of implementation
  5. Evaluated the implementation
  6. Tweak if necessary
permaculture design process

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Introducing the PermaCafé at the associations meeting

Welcome to the PermaCafe

by Nick Jais
on 09. Aug
at Diploma in Applied Permaculture Design

Over the past years the Finnish permaculture association used all kinds of different tools and processes to get members involved. The following design used permaculture ethics and principles to introduce a new social design tool called PermaCafé…