Soil is vital to life. Without it, we would have no food or clean water. However, soils depend on us as much as we depend on them. Soil is a non-renewable resource, and we can only preserve it through sustainable management. To demonstrate this interdependency, the exhibition covers the following three topics:
The download files of the exhibition are only suitable for prints up to size A3 (16,5" x 11,7"). The exhibition is available for loan free of charge and is also available as a set of posters. Each poster measures 18,5 × 46,5 inch.
Please contact ccd-projekt(at)giz.de.
I. Soil: The first part of the exhibition shows that soil is a living organism. How is it formed? What are its functions, and what causes soil loss? By focusing on the linkage between soil and life, this part of the exhibition aims to foster visitors’ appreciation of this precious resource.
II. People: The second part of the exhibition deals with human communities and their needs – food, clothing, work and mobility. The aim is to raise visitors’ awareness that none of these needs can be met without soil.
III. Soil and people: How can soil and people co-exist in such a way that they benefit and continue to thrive? The third part of the exhibition provides answers by showcasing projects and initiatives from around the world and outlining options for individual action.
overview (PDF-Dokument, 5.5 MB)
Announcement poster (PDF-Dokument, 7.4 MB)
part 1 (PDF-Dokument, 5.4 MB)
part 2 (PDF-Dokument, 7.3 MB)
part 3 (PDF-Dokument, 11.1 MB)
part 1 (PDF-Dokument, 5.4 MB)
part 2 (PDF-Dokument, 8.1 MB)
part 3 (PDF-Dokument, 11.3 MB)
Our handout provides you with an overwiev and a detailed explenation to the content of the different roll ups. Furthermore you find a manual with instruction for the installation.
Handout (PDF-Dokument, 3.3 MB)
