Explore how regenerative thinking can help communities adapt to new high standards of conservation and catalyse systemic greening. Read more
Category: Eco design
Community Regeneration
Community regeneration can reawaken the collective wonder and spur climate action at a societal level. Read more
The regenerative tourism – the art of playing it right and leading the way
The regenerative tourism is shaping hospitality in new exciting way, which inspire hoteliers to play the key role in protection and restoration of natural protected areas. Read more
Systemic greening instigation (part 3)
Discover how collective learning spaces can bring about and accelerate a country’s systemic greening through collective learning and extrapolation. Read more
Systemic greening instigation (part 2)
Learn how consumer awareness shifts play a role in instigating our environmental and social regeneration with the latest systemic greening innovation. Read more
Systemic greening instigation (part 1)
Systemic greening presents countries with a vast untapped potential in focusing on the local route as well as international roadmap towards green transition and systemic greening. Both routes can significantly help. Read more
Paradigm change rather than climate change (part 2)
We shifted our thinking as a society, and now what? Can finalisation of economy be used to generate eco funding for projects? Read more
Paradigm change rather than climate change (part1)
Considering that many have caught up with the new, more precise and dynamic language of sustainability in their green communication, there is still a lot to adjust. Read more
Lifestyle Centres – a Catalyst for effective Green Transition
How we can optimise circular economy with people power to bring entire populations on board and regenerate communities. Read more
Zero Waste and climate change action
Calls for climate adaptation have become a mantra since global warming morphed into climate change. We believe that we can address the climate crisis more effectively through establishing radical decentralised community-run resource management centres. Read more
Zero Waste Lifestyle
Not having ‘stuff’ gave rise to resourcefulness which, pretty much equates to zero waste. Zero waste living has been a common feature in times up until the Second World War in much of Europe. People could not afford to waste anything. Ask your grandparents and they will attest to the fact. Read more
Low-tech solutions for homeowners that don’t cost the Earth
Our previous low-tech article focussed on a natural activated carbon, called biochar, which makes up eco water filtering systems. In this piece we zoom in on swamp coolers, a natural and energy-efficient air conditioning system. Read more
Low-tech solutions for sustainable living in the West
We can reduce our carbon footprint with appropriate technologies. Our star pick this time is the Biochar water filtration system. Read more
Tiny House Living – to buy or not to buy a house
Tiny house has become a solution to house shortages. Over that last decade European tiny house start-ups have filled a gap in the market. Read more
COP26 Climate Change conference: A net-zero climate solutions’ strategy and a logistical process.
Since 1991, governments and scientists have been meeting for the United Nations COP conferences. Read more
Achieving high-tech results with low-tech solutions
There are countless examples of low-tech solutions in domestic and commercial applications. Read more
Bamboo – a nature’s magical resource
The bamboo’s distinctive properties make it suitable as a commercial material. Bamboo is the fastest growing giant grass on Earth. Read more
Tiny House – sustainability on wheels
The tiny house movement is a broad and colourful phenomenon. It is as integral to the European cultures as it is to the American psyche. However, like with many innovations, trends and cultural shifts, the tiny house living vision and philosophy links to North American pioneers such as Henry David Thoreau. Read more