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==Topical Quotes== | ==Topical Quotes== | ||
"Generative ownership designs are about generating and preserving real wealth, living wealth, rather than phantom wealth than can evaporate in the next quarter. They’re about helping families to enjoy secure homes. Creating jobs. Preserving a forest. Generating nourishment out of waste. Generating broad wellbeing."<br /> | "Generative ownership designs are about generating and preserving real wealth, living wealth, rather than phantom wealth than can evaporate in the next quarter. They’re about helping families to enjoy secure homes. Creating jobs. Preserving a forest. Generating nourishment out of waste. Generating broad wellbeing."<br /> | ||
— [[Marjorie Kelly]], Owning Our Future: The [[Emerging Ownership Revolution]] | — [[Marjorie Kelly]], Owning Our Future: The [[Emerging Ownership Revolution]] | ||
"To move from a zero-sum culture (win-lose) to a non-zero-sum culture (win-win) necessitates widespread collaboration in assuring that nature also wins (win-win-win) and wins first, as she is the provider of the abundance upon which we depend. Only if we collaborate in creating a healthier, diverse, vibrant and bio-productive planet, will we be able to create regenerative cultures where nobody is left behind and everyone wins."<br /> | "To move from a zero-sum culture (win-lose) to a non-zero-sum culture (win-win) necessitates widespread collaboration in assuring that nature also wins (win-win-win) and wins first, as she is the provider of the abundance upon which we depend. Only if we collaborate in creating a healthier, diverse, vibrant and bio-productive planet, will we be able to create regenerative cultures where nobody is left behind and everyone wins."<br /> | ||
— [[Daniel Christian Wahl]], [[Designing Regenerative Cultures]] | — [[Daniel Christian Wahl]], [[Designing Regenerative Cultures]] | ||
==Topical P2P Writers== | ==Topical P2P Writers== | ||
* [[Daniel Christian Wahl]] | * [[Daniel Christian Wahl]] | ||
* [[Kate Raworth]] | * [[Kate Raworth]] | ||
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==Key Concepts of This Category== | ==Key Concepts of This Category== | ||
The concepts 'regenerative' and 'generative' are often applied in writings about desirable futures for the economy, for culture and for society. | The concepts 'regenerative' and 'generative' are often applied in writings about desirable futures for the economy, for culture and for society. | ||
[[Generative vs. Extractive Ownership|Generative is often contrasted with Extractive]] following the writings of [[Marjorie Kelly]] (q.v.) | [[Generative vs. Extractive Ownership|Generative is often contrasted with Extractive]] following the writings of [[Marjorie Kelly]] (q.v.) | ||
The term "generative" seems to be used mainly to indicate that a practice generates new resources, or more generally grows things. | The term "generative" seems to be used mainly to indicate that a practice generates new resources, or more generally grows things. | ||
It is not specified what kinds of things are generated, so it can be applied to an economic practice, that may or may not be applied to natural systems. | It is not specified what kinds of things are generated, so it can be applied to an economic practice, that may or may not be applied to natural systems. | ||
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It could be said that regenerative approaches include but are not limited to the related concept of rewilding, popularised by [[George Monbiot]]. Wikipedia defines rewilding as "large-scale conservation aimed at restoring and protecting natural processes and core wilderness areas, providing connectivity between such areas, and protecting or reintroducing apex predators and keystone species." Thus it minimises the importance of humans other than to undo the damage they have done. | It could be said that regenerative approaches include but are not limited to the related concept of rewilding, popularised by [[George Monbiot]]. Wikipedia defines rewilding as "large-scale conservation aimed at restoring and protecting natural processes and core wilderness areas, providing connectivity between such areas, and protecting or reintroducing apex predators and keystone species." Thus it minimises the importance of humans other than to undo the damage they have done. | ||
[[Regenerative Economics]] can at first sight look dubious, with quotes like the one from our [[Regenerative Economics]] and [[Wikipedia: Regenerative economic theory]]: "Regenerative economics is an economic system that works to regenerate capital assets." However the next sentence goes on to explain that "A capital asset is an asset that provides goods and/or services that are required for, or contribute to, our well being." and thus the scope extends beyond conventional economics. This fits with the statement of [[Daniel Christian Wahl]] and Virginie Glaenzer: “A regenerative economy goes beyond sustainability and requires local collaboration and solidarity among individuals as co-creative participants.” | [[Regenerative Economics]] can at first sight look dubious, with quotes like the one from our [[Regenerative Economics]] and [[Wikipedia: Regenerative economic theory]]: "Regenerative economics is an economic system that works to regenerate capital assets." | ||
However the next sentence goes on to explain that "A capital asset is an asset that provides goods and/or services that are required for, or contribute to, our well being." and thus the scope extends beyond conventional economics. This fits with the statement of [[Daniel Christian Wahl]] and Virginie Glaenzer: “A regenerative economy goes beyond sustainability and requires local collaboration and solidarity among individuals as co-creative participants.” | |||
==Useful Learning Resources== | ==Useful Learning Resources== | ||
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*# [[Thomas Rippel on Using a Blockchain to Help Farmland Stewardship Organisations Grow]] | *# [[Thomas Rippel on Using a Blockchain to Help Farmland Stewardship Organisations Grow]] | ||
*# [[Shameek Chakravarty on Connecting Indian Urban Consumers Directly to Organic Farmers through Farmizen]] | *# [[Shameek Chakravarty on Connecting Indian Urban Consumers Directly to Organic Farmers through Farmizen]] | ||
===Deeper Study=== | ===Deeper Study=== | ||
* [[Designing Regenerative Cultures]]. By Daniel Christian Wahl. Triarchy Press, 2016 [http://www.triarchypress.net/reviews-designing-regenerative-cultures.html] | * [[Designing Regenerative Cultures]]. By Daniel Christian Wahl. Triarchy Press, 2016 [http://www.triarchypress.net/reviews-designing-regenerative-cultures.html] | ||
* Nepalese Forests [https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/150937/how-nepal-regenerated-its-forests] | |||
* Santiago Xiacuí, Oaxaca, Mexico [https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/06/22/1074268/rewilding-movement-books] | |||
== Visualisations == | == Visualisations == | ||
Author: [[Daniel Christian Wahl]]; Source: [https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/a-systems-approach-to-the-sdgs-the-need-to-reframe-sdg8-6c4853118f82 Medium] | Author: [[Daniel Christian Wahl]]; Source: [https://medium.com/age-of-awareness/a-systems-approach-to-the-sdgs-the-need-to-reframe-sdg8-6c4853118f82 Medium] | ||
[[File:Wahl DesigningRegenerativeCultures.png|800px]] | [[File:Wahl DesigningRegenerativeCultures.png|800px]] | ||
=Examples= | |||
Via Andrea Farias: [https://diome.xyz/2+%F0%9F%8C%BF+Leaves/Ecosystem+Health] | |||
* Restoration of the Loess Plateau [https://rethink.earth/turning-desert-to-fertile-farmland-on-the-loess-plateau] | |||
==More Information== | ==More Information== | ||
* [[Wikipedia: Rewilding (conservation biology)]] | * [[Wikipedia: Rewilding (conservation biology)]] | ||
==Related Categories== | ==Related Categories== | ||
* [[:Category: Economics]] (and its subcategories, listed there) | * [[:Category: Economics]] (and its subcategories, listed there) | ||
* [[:Category: Ecology]] | |||
* [[:Category: Bioregional]] | |||
Revision as of 06:14, 4 August 2024
Topical Quotes
"Generative ownership designs are about generating and preserving real wealth, living wealth, rather than phantom wealth than can evaporate in the next quarter. They’re about helping families to enjoy secure homes. Creating jobs. Preserving a forest. Generating nourishment out of waste. Generating broad wellbeing."
— Marjorie Kelly, Owning Our Future: The Emerging Ownership Revolution
"To move from a zero-sum culture (win-lose) to a non-zero-sum culture (win-win) necessitates widespread collaboration in assuring that nature also wins (win-win-win) and wins first, as she is the provider of the abundance upon which we depend. Only if we collaborate in creating a healthier, diverse, vibrant and bio-productive planet, will we be able to create regenerative cultures where nobody is left behind and everyone wins."
— Daniel Christian Wahl, Designing Regenerative Cultures
Topical P2P Writers
Key Concepts of This Category
The concepts 'regenerative' and 'generative' are often applied in writings about desirable futures for the economy, for culture and for society.
Generative is often contrasted with Extractive following the writings of Marjorie Kelly (q.v.)
The term "generative" seems to be used mainly to indicate that a practice generates new resources, or more generally grows things. It is not specified what kinds of things are generated, so it can be applied to an economic practice, that may or may not be applied to natural systems.
"Regenerative", for example as used in "regenerative agriculture" has more of a flavour of restoring a system to a state where it operates in a naturally generative way. Regenerative agriculture would, for instance, be concerned with restoring and improving the health of the soil, and subtle, complex systems like fungal mycelium in woodlands; with restoring or increasing beneficial biodiversity.
It could be said that regenerative approaches include but are not limited to the related concept of rewilding, popularised by George Monbiot. Wikipedia defines rewilding as "large-scale conservation aimed at restoring and protecting natural processes and core wilderness areas, providing connectivity between such areas, and protecting or reintroducing apex predators and keystone species." Thus it minimises the importance of humans other than to undo the damage they have done.
Regenerative Economics can at first sight look dubious, with quotes like the one from our Regenerative Economics and Wikipedia: Regenerative economic theory: "Regenerative economics is an economic system that works to regenerate capital assets."
However the next sentence goes on to explain that "A capital asset is an asset that provides goods and/or services that are required for, or contribute to, our well being." and thus the scope extends beyond conventional economics. This fits with the statement of Daniel Christian Wahl and Virginie Glaenzer: “A regenerative economy goes beyond sustainability and requires local collaboration and solidarity among individuals as co-creative participants.”
Useful Learning Resources
Introductory
- Introduction to regenerative initiatives and movements by Daniel Christian Wahl
- Regenerative Resource Compilation, Ecosystem Graph | 7Vortex http://ow.ly/ws7E30lJEHq
- Earth Repair Radio: series of podcast interviews on regenerative approaches to earth and ecology, by Andrew Millison [1] Sample podcasts in the series:
- Investing in Regenerative Agriculture: includes over eighty interviews at June 2020 [2] Sample podcasts in the series:
Deeper Study
- Designing Regenerative Cultures. By Daniel Christian Wahl. Triarchy Press, 2016 [3]
- Nepalese Forests [4]
- Santiago Xiacuí, Oaxaca, Mexico [5]
Visualisations
Author: Daniel Christian Wahl; Source: Medium
Examples
Via Andrea Farias: [6]
- Restoration of the Loess Plateau [7]
More Information
Related Categories
- Category: Economics (and its subcategories, listed there)
- Category: Ecology
- Category: Bioregional
Pages in category "Regenerative Approaches"
The following 126 pages are in this category, out of 126 total.
A
B
C
D
- Dan Mapes on Planetary Regeneration and the Techno-Optimistic Worldview
- Daniel Christian Wahl
- Daniel Christian Wahl on Planetary Regeneration
- Daniel Christian Wahl on Regeneration Dynamics
- Daniel Wahl on the Regenerative Supply Chain
- Degenerative System
- Design Pathway for Regenerating the Earth
- Designing Regenerative Cultures
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- Earth Regeneration Fund
- Earth Repair Radio
- Ecocultures
- EcoRestoration Alliance
- Eduard Muller and Edgar Mora on Bioregional Regeneration in Cota Rica
- Eight Principles for a Regenerative Economy
- Eight Principles of a Regenerative Economy
- Evan Miyazono on Using Hypercerts for Regenerative Cryptoeconomics
G
- Generative Complexity
- Generative Design
- Generative Feedback
- Generative Internet
- Generative Justice
- Generative Mechanisms Transforming the Social Order
- Generative Ownership
- Generative Somatics
- Generative Values
- Generative vs. Extractive
- Generative vs. Extractive Ownership
- Geotherapy
- Green Swans
- Gregory Landua on Regenerating the Planet with Cryptocurrency
- Gregory Landua on Regenerative Finance Based on a Natural Assets Economy
- Gregory Landua on the Role of Blockchain in Regenerative Agriculture
J
M
- Marjorie Kelly
- Marjorie Kelly on Generative Economy
- Marjorie Kelly on Generative Ownership Design
- Masterminding Eden
- Maxwell Kangkolo on Designing Regenerative Systems Beyond Sustainability
- Maya Dentzel
- Maya Dentzel on Regeneration in a Web3 Context
- Michel Bauwens on the Role of the Commons for Cosmo-Local Regeneration
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P
R
- Re-Generation Project
- ReFi
- ReFI DAO
- Regen
- ReGen - Regenerative Cooperative
- Regen Commons
- Regen Coordination
- Regen Foundation
- Regenaissance Protocol
- Regenerating a Carbon Drawdown Economy Through Reverse Mining and the Blockchain
- Regeneration
- Regenerative
- Regenerative Agriculture
- Regenerative Approaches
- Regenerative Capitalism
- Regenerative Co-Housing
- Regenerative Communities Network
- Regenerative Community Land Trust
- Regenerative Culture
- Regenerative Design
- Regenerative Development
- Regenerative Economics
- Regenerative Economies
- Regenerative Economy
- Regenerative Enterprise
- Regenerative Finance
- Regenerative Growth
- Regenerative Networks
- Regenerative Qualities
- Regenerative Society
- Regenerative Society Foundation
- Regenerative Space
- Regenerative Supply Webs
- Regenerative System
- Reparation Ecology
- Research Alliance for Regenerative Economics
- Reverse Mining
- Rhamis Kent on Permaculture's Solution to the Refugee Crises
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- Sahara Forest Project
- Samantha Power on Creating Bioregional Financing Facilities for the Earth Commons
- Shifting from Sustainability to Regeneration
- Sol Nascente Trees and People Community - Portugal
- Stephen DeMeulenaere on Redesigning Money for Regenerative Economies
- Strategic Planning for a Network of Regenerative Villages
- Sustainability Demonstration Center - Costa Rica