27 October 2020

Sydney, New South Wales - Munchweb announces its new partnership with Green Warrior Permaculture that will deliver free, easily-accessible online sustainability courses through an exclusive platform to be officially launched to the public on 25 November 2020. This initiative aims at benefiting communities by training local leaders on aid work, disaster mitigation, permanent food security, and community development projects.

More information is available at http://munchweb.com/GWPpartnership

Munchweb is a destination for the online entrepreneur and understands that creating new businesses should be aligned with sustainable policies. By integrating land, resources, people, and the environment, permaculture studies and suggests solutions that are applicable in rural and urban contexts, at any scale.

By developing and implementing effective strategies for sustainable community development, Green Warrior Permaculture’s 'kick-ass warriors', as they like to call themselves, have created a huge network over the years that has been able to provide assistance not only to rural Aboriginal communities in outback Australia but also to Asian communities deeply affected by the tsunami that devastated the country and wiped out over 200,000 people in several locations.

'Permaculture Aid gets real results by helping people restore their communities using local resources. They grow their way out of poverty,' stated Steve Cran, Green Warrior Permaculture’s founder and CEO. Using Munchweb’s online expertise to develop new and creative ways to train local community leaders in sustainability has always been founder Dan Stuart’s ambition: 'To be able to give back to Australia’s most in-need communities defines Munchweb’s mission and my personal life aspirations as a proud Aussie.'

Summary:

Munchweb partners with Green Warrior Permaculture to deliver free, online sustainability courses through an exclusive platform developed by Munchweb and training content provided by Green Warrior Permaculture.

About Munchweb:

With websites featured in vehicles such as The Sun, Mashable, USA Today, BBC, Wired and over 100,000 digital and physical sales, Munchweb was born from the need for certain digital business tools that hadn’t been created yet. The company’s full focus is now entirely on the development of industry-leading software for online businesses that have the power to change people’s lives.