KLM - Kumulipo Movement

Association for the Conservation of Indigenous and Nomadic Traditions, Beliefs and Way of Life in Harmony with Nature, Environment and Progress

Akatakyi Clean-Up Campaign Flyer

Clean-Up's Ahanta West '24

The Akatakyi Clean Up Campaign is swiping through Ahanta West to help out communities by collecting trash out of gutters and natural landscapes and to network with other NGO's in the area. With combined forces we want to not only clean up the mess but raise awareness about the importance of collecting and sorting plastics, rubbers and other non biological waste to bring it to the recycling center so it can leave Ahanta West again without doing harm to the ecosystem.

Our Scedule is:

1. Princes Town - Sun 26nd October - 6 a.m.

2. Discove - Sun 30th October - 6 a.m.

3. Agona Nkwanta - Sat 2nd November - 7 a.m.

4. Busua - Sun 17th November - 8 a.m.

All volunteers are welcome!

Join us!

Let Ahanta West shine!

Clean up at the municipal capital Agona Nkwanta

Our mission

The Kumulipo Movement advocates for the protection and promotion of indigenous and nomadic cultures, communities, belief systems, and landscapes that are in conflict with the progress of modern society. Indigenous knowledge is combined with sustainable, modern, and scientific approaches to create sanctuaries that foster education, cultural exchange, and environmentally conscious development.

The members of the Kumulipo Movement are committed to preserving traditions in harmony with nature and the environment. Through clean-up campaigns and the establishment of sanctuaries, these traditions are intended to be preserved and revitalized.

Our goal is to foster a harmonious relationship between humans and nature and establish it for generations to come.

Together, we can raise awareness for nature-related ways of living and social engagement to make a sustainable, positive change in communities around the world!

First 2 weeks of clean up at Prusi Akatakyi, Ghana '20

The Road To Akatakyi - Ghana

On the 7th of February 2024 Christoph Peinhaupt will start his travel by car & trailer (Dacia Duster Bj 2015, Humbaur 4x2x1,5 m) from Graz, Austria to Akatakyi, Ghana. Taking with him gear and materials for arborism & gardening, furniture crafting and hospitality in order to build up the village's Akpuho Beach Park & Gardens, Ecolodge & Tavern and to school the local workers and volunteers in tree climbing & pruning and producing furniture. The tools will be the founding basis of the ATC (Akatakyi Trading & Crafts Ltd). He also will bring to Akatakyi gear for the Akatakyi Clean-Up Campaign and several devices like osmosis water purifier, composting toilet and medicine like antibiotics and for malaria treatment.

The route goes from Graz, Austria to Genova, Italy, by ferry to Tanger, Morocco. Isaac Nda Kwofie will take a plane from Accra, Ghana to Morocco to join Chris in Casablanca. Together they will travel along the western coast of Africa through Western Sahara, Mauretania, Mali and Cote d'Ivoire to Ghana.

NON-PROFIT PROGRAMS

Through Clean-Up Campaigns various natural landscapes are freed from any form of environmental pollution. Through general intergenerational education and consciousness-raising, locals are mobilized, equipped, and prepared for sustainable activities, collecting and disposing of waste. The Sanctuaries serve as a main hub of the movement, providing a base for networking, information exchange, and educational initiatives. Participants can receive comprehensive practical and theoretical training from professionally trained individuals (both local and international). The training process aims to achieve tangible improvements in local conditions through the implementation of sustainable practices.

The first six Clean-Up Campaign members '21

AKATAKYI CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN

The Akatakyi Clean-Up Campaign is an example of the power of individual action and engagement in bringing about positive change in our communities. Founded at the end of 2020 by Issac Nda Kwofie and Christoph Peinhaupt, the campaign focused on waste management in the coastal village of Prusi Akatakyi in southwestern Ghana. The local team of six members started by cleaning the beach but soon realized that the entire village needed a comprehensive waste management system.

Through collaboration with local authorities, NGOs, and chiefs (local leaders), the team prepared a sustainable and effective waste disposal infrastructure and created two beach parks. One of them will open it's doors as our Akpuho Beach Sanctuary - Tavern & Lodges this year. These efforts resulted in a clean, vibrant, and sustainable community. The Akatakyi Clean-Up Campaign is currently operating in the Ahanta West District in Ghana on a self-initiated basis and can be recruited there. It has an educational mission and serves as an inspiration for similar initiatives worldwide, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and collaboration for long-term sustainability and development.

Beach Clean-Up Flyer, Ghana '23

Agona Culture & Arts Center

The establishment serves as the main hub of the movement, providing a base for networking, information exchange, and educational initiatives. Participants can receive comprehensive practical and theoretical training from professionally trained individuals (both local and international). The training process aims to achieve tangible improvements in local conditions through the implementation of sustainable practices.

Agona Culture & Arts Center front yard

Akpuho Beach Sanctuary & Tavern

The establishment serves as the main hub of the movement, providing a base for networking, information exchange, and educational initiatives. Participants can receive comprehensive practical and theoretical training from professionally trained individuals (both local and international). The training process aims to achieve tangible improvements in local conditions through the implementation of sustainable practices.

Akpuho Beach Sanctuary '22

Akatakyi Trading & Crafts Ltd.

The Akatakyi Local Trading and Crafts Company Limited was found in January of the year 2022 by Christoph Peinhaupt & Isaac Nda Kwofie to give the Akatakyi people a commercial but sustainable platform on which they can sell their crafting products directly to the customer - wheter over the web shop or to travelers visiting our village - depending on size and location worldwide the shippment will be arraged individual and insured. For the whole progress we keep all the efforts as simple and reasonable to guarantee a most beneficial income for the locals and the coummunity. The A-T-C is the first company as a Start-Up of the K-l-M and is working and selling under the Codex of the Kumulipo-Movement.

Trading for Living not for Profit

With the acceptance of the Codex, the A-T-C can act commercial but every seller has to invest the half of their income into the Akataky Clean-Up Campaign Services NGO. Toghether with the KLM sustainable and autarc concepts are made and realised to protect the future of all local nature and educate local people to preserve and maintain it with best local and international knowledge and wisdom.

To make the village become self-sufficient and independent from crisis and to keep it from polution, desease and climate change - For Akatakyi is still an almost untouched paradise where it´s not to late to do things right...

My old Hawaiian Uncle always said to me:

"If we take care of the Land, the Land will take care of us"

that´s why the Land shall be preserved in rightousness

and not by laws or profit but by everyones sacred duty"

KULEANA

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Kumulipo Movement Austria
Wise Europe SA
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KLM Austria
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Office Phone Graz, Austria
Mo-Fr 9:00 - 15:00
whatsApp: +43 676 571 7822
email: office@kumulipo-movement.org
kili@kumulipo-movement.org

KLM Ghana
Reg No. CG003770122
TIN: C0061516163

Office Phone Akatakyi, Ghana
Mo-Fr 9:00 - 15:00
whatsApp: +43 676 571 7822
email: ike.kumulipo@gmail.com
kili@kumulipo-movement.org

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