Michael Mubaya, the coordinator of the Mubaya Ecovillage projects, and other members of the extended family, Cathrine and Thomas Mubaya, have been trained in permaculture. Thanks to sustainable management, the soil is now being cultivated with care, small livestock are being kept for fertilizers and agriculture is being diversified. The village community, under the direction of three trainers, Michael, Cathrine and Thomas, are cultivating the grounds and continuing their training in handicrafts and food processing. The main purposes until 2020 are sustainable and self-sufficient food production and energy independence.

The Mubaya Ecovillage shapes its destiny against famine, migration and climate change on its own.

Moved by the will power of this village community to help itself to overcome the effects of climate change and the increasingly difficult economic situation in its homeland in Dignity itself, the association does not only support the Nutritional independence of the woken up of this scattered settlement, but also contributes to the fact that they do not have to emigrate. The association does this in particular financially with benefit events but also staff with regular exchange on the projects and the visit on site.