The Natural Environmental Ecological Management Corporation (NEEM) promotes sustainable-community development. We embrace food security and environmental health through self-sufficiency and ecological understanding. We stand against corporate actions that profit from the disruption and manipulation of Nature and people.
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a Neem Tree

Our focus is to forge sustainable communities, in all respects. You cannot seek to provide a partially sustainable community — it is  a multifaceted or “total community” approach that is required.

We take our lead from the neem tree, a central source of natural medicines, crop treatments, and commodities for many a tropical village.

Like these iconic resources, NEEM seeks to establish sustainability projects that center and unite a community. They range from urban garden systems modeled after Cuban organiponicos, which create local food sources and assist struggling economies. NEEM also works in water, energy, environment, economic and residential green development or all aspects of the sustainable community, in the U.S. and abroad.

We also promote the neem tree as our anchor to improve the health of humankind, the planet and its ecosystems. NEEM informs, educates, assists and creates sustainable economies in local, regional, national and international markets for neem commodities. We consult on all phases of the neem supply chain to foster the awareness of biological alternatives that perpetuate healthy ecological growth improving the environment, health and economies in a sustainable way.

Join us. Take action and help return your community to socially vibrant, ecologically sustainable resource centers, free from reliance on chemical inputs!

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NEEM.org is a start up 501(c)3 (pending) non-profit corporation with methods of operation that have the purpose of affecting public/private sector policies that impact human health, the environment, community and sustainability through promotion and education of effective, naturally occurring biological alternatives.

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