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Human beings have existed in close relationship with nature for many generations. All essential conditions for life are gifts from nature to people, and all that we see in nature reflects human behavior with nature over time.

It is not only about material needs from nature for human existence. Communities derive also cultural values from the relationship between people and nature. Nowadays indigenous knowledge and experience represents a form of linking cultural and environmental behavior.

In the last century this relationship has been disregarded more and more. In many areas, nature is considered to be an infinite resource that people can exploit to satisfy their need. Such behavior has brought about negative effects to nature and the living environment of the people themselves. It is not yet to mention the loss of precious cultural and spiritual values of local people.

Human beings have existed in close relationship with nature for many generations. All essential conditions for life are gifts from nature to people, and all that we see in nature reflects human behavior with nature over time.
 
 
New Vietnamese development organization is born: SPERI! (03/03/2009)
 
The Social Political Ecological Research Institute (SPERI) is a merger of three established Vietnamese development organisations, TEW, CHESH and CIRD. SPERI’s main role is to bring the issues of the farmers to the attention and concern of a larger public, such as researchers and policy makers.
SPERI presents case study about land allocation at lobby conference (03/03/2009)
 
On March 12 and 13, the conference ‘Lobby; practice and legal framework' took place in Thanh Hoa province. The conference was organized by the Legislative Committee and the Committee for External Affairs of the National Assembly in cooperation with SPERI. During the conference, mrs.
 
 
 
Sustainable development for Sinh Mun People in Son La province (04/03/2009)
 
The case study recalls one of the first development projects of Mrs. Tran Thi Lanh, founder of the Social Policy Ecology Research Institute. In the beginning of the 1990s Sinh Mun people lived in a very difficult situation and seemed to be desperate to overcome hunger and poverty, but nowadays Bo Ngoi village in Son La province is an example human - ecology village in Yen Chau district.
Advocacy in the Netherlands and in the international context (02/03/2009)
 
Craig Mackintosh from Australia's Permaculture Research Institute visits the ancient and beautiful culture that is the Black Thai at Na Sai - marvelling at their ingenuity and at the work that has and is being done.
Advocacy in the Netherlands and in the international context (02/03/2009)
 
Craig Mackintosh from Australia's Permaculture Research Institute visits the ancient and beautiful culture that is the Black Thai at Na Sai - marvelling at their ingenuity and at the work that has and is being done.
 
Issue
Human beings have existed in close relationship with nature for many generations. All essential conditions for life
Strategy
On March 12 and 13, the conference ‘Lobby; practice and legal framework' took place in Thanh Hoa province.
Action
The Social Policy Ecology Research Institute (SPERI) implements the DOLAME-philosophy in its work
Human beings have existed in close relationship with nature for many generations. All essential conditions for life
How help
The Social Political Ecological Research Institute (SPERI) is a merger of three established Vietnamese
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