Changing the World from Nasushiobara: Asian Rural Institute Starts 2026 'Rural Leaders Training Program' with 22 Leaders from 13 Countries
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The 2026 'Rural Leaders Training Program' has begun at the Asian Rural Institute in Nasushiobara, Tochigi. 22 leaders from 13 countries in Asia and Africa will participate in a 9-month program focused on organic farming and leadership to build a sustainable future.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What kind of organization is the Asian Rural Institute (ARI)?
- A: The Asian Rural Institute was founded in 1973 as an international training institution for rural leaders from Asia, Africa, and Latin America. It teaches sustainable development and leadership through organic farming.
- Q: How many people are participating in the 2026 program?
- A: 22 trainees from 13 countries in Asia and Africa are participating, including NGO staff and teachers.
- Q: What do participants learn?
- A: Over about 9 months, participants learn organic farming techniques, community building, and practical servant leadership.