Exchange Programs

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Learn Across Borders Connect with farmers and land managers from Savory Hubs around the world – sharing knowledge, experience, and fresh ideas across landscapes and cultures.

Exchange Programs

The Holistic Decision Exchange (HDX) offers opportunities for exchange programs with other Savory Hubs around the world.

With close to 50 Savory Hubs globally, these exchanges allow farmers, land managers, and practitioners to connect across different regions and contexts to share knowledge, experience, and practical insights.

Exchange programs provide a unique opportunity to see how Holistic Management is applied in different landscapes and cultures. Participants can learn how others are addressing similar ecological, social, and economic challenges, while also gaining new ideas and approaches to take back and apply within their own communities.

These exchanges foster a global learning network where knowledge flows both ways, strengthening our collective capacity to regenerate land, livelihoods, and communities.

To find out more about upcoming exchange opportunities, please get in touch below. 

Our First Exchange Visitor

Meet Viyani Ndlovu – a Holistic Management practitioner and community mobiliser from Zimbabwe, joining HDX to share knowledge across landscapes and cultures.

HDX Viyani Ndlovu

Viyani Ndlovu

HM Accredited professional, animal herder, community mobiliser

Viyani Ndlovu grew up in a rural community in Zimbabwe where poverty and dependence on livestock shaped his early experiences with agriculture. His involvement in cattle trading connected him with the African Centre for Holistic Management (ACHM), where he completed his first Holistic Management training in 2012.

Since then, Viyani has dedicated his work to mobilising and supporting communities to improve their livelihoods through regenerative land management. He has helped organise and train more than 20 communities across Zimbabwe, supporting better grazing practices, crop production, and land stewardship.

Viyani has undertaken extensive training, including Herder’s training with ACHM, the Community Facilitator Training Program (CFTP), Regenerative Land Management with Healing Hooves (RLM), and Eco-Rangers Training with the Southern African Wildlife College (SAWC). Through this work he has helped communities implement practices such as mobile kraaling to improve soil health and crop productivity.

He is also an Accredited Professional in Holistic Management and continues to support farmers and communities in applying practical, regenerative approaches that strengthen both landscapes and livelihoods.

Get Involved Today

Your voice matters. Join us in making a difference in sustainable land management. Sign up for our programs and let’s gather knowledge together.

Part of a Global Network

HDX is a proud member of the Savory Hub network – close to 50 hubs across the world working to regenerate land, livelihoods, and communities through Holistic Management.

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