Brazil

In the community of Sítio Carrapato, in Crato-Ceará, FEPROAF is more than a fortnightly fair - it is a celebration of local culture, driven by the exchange of family farming products and its own currency, the "Carrapato", supported by the Bank of Sustainability of the Residents Association.

Raimunda, from the semi-arid region, Sertão Nordestino, fights against migration by creating a Theater Group. After national recognition, it faces the departure of its members in search of study and work. She becomes a teacher and coordinates the Group to value rural identity, stop the exodus and promote local development.

My aunt, at 88, remembers a time without electricity, where irons needed coals. Memories of the interior of Ceará highlight the simplicity and richness of family life, even with difficulties such as food storage and slow communication. Ancient times were scarce in resources but rich in humanity and personal connection.

Alzheimer's is an incurable disease that worsens over time, a person with Alzheimer's has no more memories. The video is a short introduction and reflection on the topic.

The seed house aims to unite us with the community, and also with the school, by exchanging seeds and storing them.

Despite the difficulties, we are moving towards water sovereignty with these sustainable techniques, changing the reality of the Brazilian semi-arid region.

The mandala is a circular space where we grow vegetables, fruits and native plants. We also raise ducks, which help maintain the balance of the system.

Goats are versatile and survive better in the semi-arid region than cattle and horses. Therefore, raising goats, when carried out responsibly and with adequate care, not only contributes to the sustainability of the educational organization, but also teaches essential values ​​such as respect for animal life and environmental preservation.

Teaching at EFA awakens young farmers. This learning is brought to our homes and communities, improving our quality of life.

Raising goats in the semi-arid region is a sustainable alternative because these animals are resistant to heat and drought, which are characteristics of the region's climate. Smaller animals are more sustainable and profitable for the region.