Wanting to bring modern opportunities and literacy to its children, the project includes buildings that will use new learning models, including a computer lab, science lab, conference hall, music hall, and art hall. These facilities will provide an important opportunity for students to experience new approaches that support their learning needs and interests, and provide authentic application of knowledge, critical thinking, and solve complex problems.

They will also learn how to work collaboratively; communicate effectively, be self-directed and incorporate feedback. All of this will help them develop the academic mindsets necessary for learning, which will have a long-lasting positive impact on future opportunities for students.

Such projects are required with FairTSA certification, looking for long-term solutions to challenges faced in agricultural communities. Check out our website for more FairTSA Community Development Projects.

This year Biofach will only take place as a virtual event. We would nevertheless like to take the opportunity to connect with our partners during the Virtual Biofach time of February 17–19, 2021. This will allow us to inform you about new developments at FairTSA, introduce you to some of our team members you may not know, explore new opportunities, and clarify questions you may have.

This is especially important for certified producers as we will explain in detail the new Standard Version 4.0 and the changes to the current version. Even if you do not intend to register with Biofach, we will have the opportunity to invite a limited number of you as visitors. Please let us know as soon as possible if you wish to take this opportunity, especially if you do not participate on your own. We will distribute available visitor passes on a first come-first serve basis. Please contact Eileen at eileen@fairtsp.com with requests for visitor reservations. We hope to see you virtually at that time, and also hopefully in person soon!