So you want to do good? Here’s how to avoid the sloppy assumptions that can underly ‘design for development’.
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So you want to do good? Here’s how to avoid the sloppy assumptions that can underly ‘design for development’.
Rules that would prevent us from over-harvesting the Commons.
When and how to choose between ownership, stewardship, and partnership.
127 calories of energy are used to grow a lettuce for each calory we eat. One bottle of ketchup entails 52 transport and process stages. Does that sound sensible?
“We will deliver value to people — not deliver people to systems” – and 17 other easily followed rules
“Don’t think ‘new product’ – think social and ecological value”. Plus nine other rules.
Why we need Ecological Law and what it would contain
The Five Skills Of A Resilience Impresario
How to develop a shared vision among multiple stakeholders – and the other capabilities we need.