Earthbag construction
Builds homes, schools, and clinics using soil from the worksite.
Good Earth Global
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About Good Earth Global
Earthbag construction is used to build homes, schools, and clinics from soil available at the worksite. Good Earth Global also teaches builders, architects, and engineers how to use the method safely and sustainably. Its projects focus on affordable, disaster-resistant structures in developing countries, including homes for widows, single women, and children displaced by the 2015 earthquake in Nepal. The organization works with Women for Human Rights on that project. Its earthbag designs were included in Nepal's official reconstruction catalog, and the technology became an approved option for villagers receiving government aid. The work is based in New York City and supports the use of earthbag building in regions needing safer, lower-impact structures.
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Construction training
Teaches builders, architects, and engineers sustainable methods.
Nepal housing project
Builds homes for women and children displaced by an earthquake.
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