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Great idea and action Transition Town Totnes Business & Livelihoods Group. They organised a Re Economy Project launched to spawn and support new social and sustainable enterprises.
Share experiences and experiments in promoting and developing local living economies.
Great idea and action Transition Town Totnes Business & Livelihoods Group. They organised a Re Economy Project launched to spawn and support new social and sustainable enterprises.
Michael Shuman’s new book is out…
Anyone read Raj Patel’s book ’The Value of Nothing’?
Business for Local Living Economies writes: An old, but increasingly popular, solution to build local economies: cooperative ownership. Now, over 130 million Americans are part owners of a co-op business or credit union.
Michael Pollan says: ”community food enterprises” create more jobs than big companies.
Michael Pollan says ”Chicago’s whole animal, sustainable butcher shop. Sweet video about a hopeful new trend.”
Story from my blog
Podcast: Community Economic Development with Dr. Ernesto Sirolli
Tuesday 29 November 2011
An Urban Orchard part 1—2010
A film by Joel Catchlove & Jeremy Nettle
In the inner southern suburbs of Adelaide, South Australia, local residents meet to share the bounty of their backyards. Around the table of the ‘Urban Orchard’ produce exchange, neighbours share their knowledge of food production and preparation. Deceptively simple, the…[Read more]
An Urban Orchard part 2—2010 inner southern suburb s of Adelaide, South Australia
Urban Orchard – part 3
So what is an Urban Orchard? It’s a food swap. You grow too many lemons, so why not swap them for other edibles at your Urban Orchard market… review of ‘Urban Orchard’ video
The Urban Orchard is a model for homegrown urban produce growing and exchange
Judy Wicks presentation at the Bioneers conference
Michael Shuman’s new book comes out Feb 2012
Michael H. Shuman, Director for Research and Economic Development for the Business Alliance for Local Living Economies (BALLE)
Download Michael Shuman’s paper on ‘The Competitiveness of Local Living Economies’
In 1983, Judy Wicks founded the White Dog Cafe on the first floor of her house on a row of Victorian brownstones in West Philadelphia from here she developed her ideas around building local living economies