Morocco’s Shared Graneries: A Collective Effort of Sustainability

This blog entry discusses the traditional collective granaries of Morocco. These granaries are a form of collective storage and are used to store grain and other food items. They are built with mud brick and are designed to be fireproof and waterproof. The granaries are owned and managed by the local community, and are used to ensure food security during times of drought or other hardship. They also serve as a form of social capital, providing a sense of community and solidarity. You can find the whole article here: https://naturalbuildingblog.com/moroccos-collective-graneries/