Konservasaun bee ne’e liu-liu iha area hirak ne’ebé iha foho, bee-matan sira ne’ebé mak uluk kedas tempu avo sira nunka maran, maibé agora hahú menus no balun maran tiha tanba mudansa klimátika no razaun seluk.

Permatil servisu hamutuk ho komunidade hodi kuda ai besik iha bee-matan liu-liu ai sira ne’ebé kaer udan been no mós kee kolam boot hodi bele kaer hela udan been iha tempu udan, atu bele fó han fali ba bee-matan ne’e sira.

Dalan úniku atu rekupera hikas udan -been iha tempu udan mak rehabilita debus naturál sira ne’ebé iha ona, kria debus foun, kriasaun saluran bee ba debus no halo travasaun ba kadalak ka mota oan ne’ebé besik bee-matan sira no kuda ai halo barak nune’e bele rekolla hikas udan-been iha tempu udan hodi infiltra ba rai nune’e bele suporta fali bee-matan sira ne’ebé menus no balun maran e kontinui redús inundasaun no erozaun  ne’ebé afeta komunidade sira(ai-teka labele). Asaun simples tebes laiha kustu ne’ebé boot no fasil ita bele halo.

Susesu boot ida ba Permatil mak iha Ermera suku Mertutu. Uluk komunidade susar tebes atu asesu ba bee maibé agora husi intervensaun ne’ebé mak Permatil halo, sira bele asesu ona ba bee moos.
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Permatil works with communities, particularly those in mountainous areas, to plant trees in close proximity to springs and to create water catchments systems to redress the impacts of climate change which is affecting springs which in the past were never dry. The planting of trees and building of channels helps to reduce the amount of rain water absorbing into the earth to feed the natural springs. This also helps to reduce the risk of erosion and flooding. 

Permatil has worked with hundreds of communities on spring rehabilitation and school garden projects. One success story is that of the community of Mertutu in Ermera where local people now enjoy access to clean water thanks to Permatil's interventions. 

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