Permaculture is a holistic approach to designing human settlements and agricultural systems that mimic natural ecosystems. It uses techniques such as agroforestry, integrated farming, and regenerative design principles to create sustainable and self-sufficient communities. The term was coined in the 1970s and is now practiced in over 100 countries. Permaculture seeks to harmoniously integrate humans, natural environments, and local cultures by establishing permanent agriculture and communities that improve landscapes and living standards while being environmentally friendly and sustainable for the future.

1. Introduction
To
Permaculture
ISLA SHAH

2. Introduction:
Permanent Agriculture: Is agriculture
and animal management which improves
the quality of land, provides income and
produce, and is sustainable now and in the
future.

3. Permanent Culture:
 Means conserving, supporting and working together
with the local culture, while at the same time moving
forward.
 Working with nature and people, as well as learning
from them, and not working against or in competition
with them.
 Permaculture helps us to understand and to create
harmonic integrations between nature and people in the
most sustainable way.

4.  Permaculture is appropriate for use in urban or
rural locations, as well as for all scales of
projects.
 Permaculture introduces traditional practices of
nature management, integrated with appropriate
modern technology.
 This is a holistic, kind, and environment friendly
way for designing and building our natural living
environment, as well as improving

5. # living standards,
# including housing,
# water supply,
# health,
# waste management,
# farming,
# energy,
# aquaculture,
# rivers,
# forests,
# livestock and much more.

6. Discover
The term Permaculture was coined by
Bill Mollison and David Holmgren in
the 70s,
And now is in practice in over 100
countries by thousands of Permaculture
Design graduates.

7. Common Problems of The World
Damaged natural environments
Depleted and damaged farm land world
wide
Polluted rivers, lakes, land, air and oceans

8. People, animals and plants are also
becoming polluted, and many species
are becoming extinct
Most of the worlds population consists
of very poor people, only a small
percentage are very wealthy

9. Thank You