Socially Just Circular Principles

Principles

Alexandre Lemille and Tom Harper:

"A system where the flow of resources can be designed to key environmentally safe principles but also socially just circular principles, all listed here:

• Safe Principle #1 “Preserve and enhance Natural Capital by controlling finite stocks and balancing renewable resource flows”;
• Safe Principle #2 “Optimize resource yields by circulating products, components and material at the highest utility at all times in both technical and biological cycles”;
• Safe Principle #3 “Foster system effectiveness by revealing and designing out negative externalities”;
• Just Principle #4 “Equity makes business sense as services could be design to address the needs of all”;
• Just Principle #5 “Developing people’s ability promoting any means of exchange is a priority as one should be accessing more with less in a service-based economy”;
• Just Principle #6 “Using labour is innovative as in a systemic regenerative model all abundantly available renewable energies should be considered”;

All of these principles can be architecturally configured within decentralised autonomous organisations (DAO’s), where consensually agreed upon protocols determine how value is measured, tracked and exchanged." (https://medium.com/thebeammagazine/building-equitable-circular-societies-73e4fdfdc617)