After the community visits, I stay a few more days to enjoy the beautiful Gili Islands - no vehicles apart from horse caridges, sand beaches, turquois water, swimming with the turtles, chilling out - perfect!
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is a travel blog. All information given results from interviews, discussions, talks...often without interpreters and in informal, spontanious situations. They are not counter-checked. Inaccuracies can therefore occure. Moreover, the blog presents the subjective views of the blogger and cannot be attributed to anybody else. The copyright for photos and text belongs as well to the blogger, unless otherwise indicated. The research journey is supported by Climate Focus and the Packard Foundation.
is a travel blog. All information given results from interviews, discussions, talks...often without interpreters and in informal, spontanious situations. They are not counter-checked. Inaccuracies can therefore occure. Moreover, the blog presents the subjective views of the blogger and cannot be attributed to anybody else. The copyright for photos and text belongs as well to the blogger, unless otherwise indicated. The research journey is supported by Climate Focus and the Packard Foundation.
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