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Green Finance delivering Bottom Up Funding for Infrastructure.

Research and Development

Inventor Enterprise

Zero Carbon Pensions

Local Administration

Mutual Insurance

Social Order

Social Enterprise World wide users Energy, Food, Transport Habitation

Green Fund Investors

Fund Governance

Mutual Insurance

National Security

Technology Applicators The Legal framework of community user groups.

A wholesome society exists when the whole Community takes shape, therein lives the strength of the Individual Soul. - Motto of Social Ethics.

Community Capital Framework

Connected Balanced Resilient Prudent

The incorporation of species and materials adapted or suited to the area, e.g. reflect the local area in gardens and landscaping

Identification between people and place expressed through friendship, culture and local traditions, e.g. hold community events in a public building or place

Secure and diverse forms of tenancy and community management of assets, e.g. enable the community to create housing and services suited to their needs

Delightful places that people love and want to be in, e.g. craft buildings that consider local styles, materials, climate and context and give a distinct local character

ecosystems

social exchange

integrated

interconnected

Local ecosystems remain whole by retaining and creating links. e.g. maintain wildlife corridors and natural water courses

A network of social and community organisations that promote connections between people, e.g. support clubs, sports teams, cafés, and volunteer opportunities

Accessible capital and local goods as well as supported commercial hubs and local trading, e.g. facilitate local markets and supply chains

Neighbourhoods with linked walkable streets allowing access to public spaces and transportation, e.g. develop logical routes where all daily needs are within a five-minute walk

biodiverse habitat

mixed

diverse

proportional

A sustainable relationship between man, animals and plants, e.g. produce diverse crops around a town for food security

An inclusive, diverse and mixed population that is tolerant and respectful, e.g. provide homes that the community can afford

A mixed local economy and a mixed profile of investment, e.g. make local goods available and affordable

Places with beautiful and wellscaled architecture and a mix of building types, e.g. design a high street with decorated shop fronts

regenerative

local governance

adaptable

durable

The ability for the natural environment to respond and adapt to changes in climate and human activity, e.g. include natural drainage systems to reduce the risk of flooding

Local planning and organising frameworks and life-long education opportunities, e.g. promote education and skills training opportunities for all ages

A flexible economic framework with a broad range of economic activities at different scales, e.g. build new housing in phases, using a sustainable growth model

Building types, spaces and uses that are suited for the region that can adapt and change over time, e.g. plan houses that could become flats, businesses or small shops

conservation

access to services

reinvestment

preservation

The protection, management and enhancement of natural resources, e.g. use sustainably harvested timber and other natural materials

Safe community facilities and amenities for people, e.g. maintain a centrally located library and health and job centres

Frugal financial planning with a vision of quality giving long-term returns. e.g. incorporate timely maintenance and community reinvestment schemes

A priority to refurbish and renovate with recycled and lasting materials and renewable resources, e.g. use passive cooling and heating and employ renewable energy sources

Sustainable Urban Drainage, Upton, UK Masterplan by The Prince’s Foundation

The Library, Rose Town, Jamaica, Masterplan by The Prince’s Foundation

Local commerce in the market at Brownsword Hall, Poundbury

A high-density, mixed-use neighbourhood in Waterloo

Prudent

Built place-making

Resilient

Financial stewardship

Balanced

Social belonging

Connected

Natural native

Rooted

How the principle of community capital works at diﬀerent scales

Shambhala Territory “There comes a time when all life on earth is in danger. Great barbarian powers have arisen. Although these powers spend their wealth in preparations to annihilate one another, they have much in common: weapons of unfathomable destructive power and technologies that lay waste our world. In this era, when the future of sentient life hangs by the frailest of threads, the kingdom of Shambhala emerges. You cannot go there. It exists in the hearts and minds of the Shambhala warriors. Always these Shambhala men and women must move on the terrain of the barbarians themselves. Now is the time when great courage – moral and physical courage – is required of the Shambhala warriors, for they must go into the very heart of the barbarian power. To dismantle the weapons, in every sense of the term they must go into the corridors of power where the decisions are made. The Shambhala warriors have the courage to do this because they know that these weapons are mind-made. Made by the human mind they can be unmade by the human mind. The Shambhala warriors train in the use of two “weapons”; compassion – the recognition of our pain for the world, and wisdom – the experience of our radical inter-connectedness with all life”. Shambhala prophecy; from an 8th Century Tibetan prophecy – believed by some Tibetans to refer to this time, as told to Joanna Macy by Choegyal Rinpoche.

Commonwealth Strategy for BRIC countries – New Economic Development. The CPD Programme – Eunomia Parts I-VIII is available through Fair Trade Economic Foundation. City-by-city reports on wealth generation are available on a regional basis – and can be ordered for each town or city. The cost of the report – is deductible from the cost of setting up a newsletter and communications hub for that European (or Asian) town or city. Research is carried out and the report made in due course for the financial service provider’s observation. For banks that want to sell banking services integrated to the needs of the local marketplace Berlin Technology Hub provides specially commissioned Local Economy reports – printed and bound – available as hard copy – to those who seek to co-operate with us. We only work on a co-operative joint-venture basis with those who subscribe to the principles and practice of Eco-capitalism – are in accord with Wealth of Nations and observe the call for investment in the 9 renewables to enable alliance between Science and Investment – Agriculture and Technology.

We are inviting suppliers to identify themselves as providing back-office banking systems that can support banking and insurance apps for loan arrangers, depositors, savers, pensioners, investors, bank-account holders, mortgage customers - policy holders and entrepreneurs. We are also looking for a financial service provider to address the needs of say â&#x20AC;&#x201C; pension funds for safe haven investment based on reliable financial methodology in such a way as allows for appropriate financial planning based on the science of forecast â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Stable State Economics as key components of Stable State Prosperity â&#x20AC;&#x201C; without which Stable State Governance doers not readily obtain.

“The failing of Modern Man is that he does not understand the Meaning of “Exponential Growth”. Seedbed Conservation Trust works with farmers and the WWOOF Scheme to provide work experience and Gap Year volunteering opportunity for students and individuals who want to prepare for an independent career or work towards financial independence in any one of the following specialist areas: Food production and organic farming – Food and Local Economy Organic farming CSA – urban-rural regeneration Feeding the City – Eco-polis v. Petro-polis – The Sustainable City Conservation & Education – Principles of Supportive Economic Management Project Management & Leadership Language learning – Cultural Enterprise Bio-diversity & Natural Habitat Re-skilling and Skill-share – Traditional Arts & Craft – Natural Teachers Health & Natural Health – Care in Farming Energy Security - Natural Power – Green Technology Principles of Social Enterprise – SCAD – Resilience Development of Social Capital – Economy & Investment Human Ecology – Principles & Practice The study programme is open to those who have taken 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Cultural Orientation – Creativity & Culture Shambhala Orientation 21st Century Survival Orientation – Urban or Rural School of Writers Dharma & Society

Students have a chance to combine work experience with study and travel in the context of working in retreat centre venues – enabling study and independent travel or working in the city and country of your choice – in the context of Social Enterprise or Cultural Enterprise. We welcome those who want to prepare for livelihood or vocational specialisation in any of the following fields: Education – Natural Teachers Healthcare – Natural Health – Healing Arts Enterprise & Investment – Green Energy – Green City Initiatives Creative Arts – Design – Art & Craft Journalism – Publishing – Media - School of Writers Leadership – Diplomacy & Negotiation Performing Arts – Dance – Music – Theatre – Song Holistic Arts – Yoga, Tai Chi, Kum Nye – Shiatsu Healing arts – Psychotherapy – Story-telling – Integrative Methods To apply for a bursary or scholarship to study with Seedbed Conservation Trust – contact us directly.

“Respect for Life and the Conditions of Life”. A Guide for The Perplexed in 21st Century.

“The failing of Modern Man is that he does not understand the Meaning of “Exponential Growth”. Study Options and courses are offered in conjunction with venue providers 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

The Hub Community of Social Entrepreneurs Open Society The Converging World Schumacher Society – Open Platform East West Sanctuary, Budapest The Spirit of Life Centre, Greece

The Conservation organisations that we can introduce you to, include: Campaign for the Protection of Rural England Resurgence Trust Royal Society for The Arts Royal Agricultural College Royal Horticultural Society Fauna-Flora A Roche Marine Conservation Council RSPB Terra Madre Citta Slow English Heritage Joseph Rowntree Foundation Ruskin Foundation Swords to Ploughshares Dartington Trust Climate Friendly Food Slow Food Movement Long-term structural or societal change requires an alternative vision; as a means of purveying that vision and living it in the midst of the old order. Cultural regeneration establishes itself as one counter-current that brings stability, reconciliation and regeneration to a context of those who are living beyond their means, alienated or unrecognised in a culture that has lost its contact with the source of wealth creation and prosperity. Do your research from the desktop www.thestoryofstuff.com Wiser Earth.org www.thebigpicture.tv The Limits to Growth Peak Everything – Richard Heinberg Economics As If People Mattered – E.F. Schumacher The Re-invention of Work – Matthew Fox Eradicating Poverty – Muhammed Yunus Guns, Germs & Steel – Jared Diamond The Uses of the Past – Herbet Mueller “Respect for Life and the Conditions of Life”. A Guide for The Perplexed in 21st Century.

“The failing of Modern Man is that he does not understand the Meaning of “Exponential Growth”. Five Minds for the Future – Howard Gardner Spiritual Compass – Satish Kumar You Are, therefore I Am – Satish Kumar Zen and the Art of Civilisation – Marcus Incledon-Webber Sign Up options 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Individuals Farmers Organisations Sponsors Investors Tempo Gusto – Lifestyle options Educators – See Schoolbook Publishing Green Technology – Investors for Peace – Converging World

Support for educators and education providers To apply to access Seedbed Conservation Trust retreat options, combining study and independent travel - career orientation and livelihood options for students and graduates – contact us at: The Holistic Association – To access curriculum development and CPD orientation for educators and education providers – see: School of Writers & Design School of Central Europe.

“Respect for Life and the Conditions of Life”. A Guide for The Perplexed in 21st Century.

Introducing The Security Council for Aligning Science, Capital, Agriculture and Technology in accord with the needs of Economics, Ecology and Law – Terra Firma Economics – www.nsfairtrade.org. See Movement for Open Government and Earth Charter.

East-West Synergy Institute Swords to Ploughshares Introducing Club of Athens Prague Security Studies Institute East-West Synergy Institute is a Design Agency introducing Finance and Technology that complement the work of a number of independent practitioners and Service Providers including: 1. World Future Council 2. Royal Agricultural University 3. Arup – Engineers Without Borders – Nudge Digital 4. Dynamixx.co.uk 5. Water Aid – Reignite – New Directions Foundation - Royal Academy of Engineers 6. East-West Synergy Institute and Taoist Economy Partners 7. IDEAL NGO – Berlin Technology Hub 8. Institute of Strategic Policy Studies 9. Vitruvian Partnerships 10. Sun Tzu Foundation 11. WWF 12. Kew Gardens What We Do Our expertise and interest is born of an East-meets-West understanding of values, experience, insight and practice. We specialise in the design and production of: 1. Technology and Renewable Energy Systems 2. Schools and Hospitals, Houses, Factories and Offices 3. Finance: We supply finance on a non-debt – non-equity basis designed to meet the needs of your investment, operations, mission and stakeholders. 4. Financial Products and Services – we can provide designs for financial service providers and insurers based on Zero Carbon Pensions, Infrastructure as an Investment and Green Finance. 5. City Design and Urban Planning – we specialise in the Eco-polis Agro-polis City Design Plan of www.futurepolicy.org to enable Infrastructure as an Investment. 6. IT and Communications. We specialise in next generation Internet Security for finance service providers and regional and national government to provide the IT which cities run on. 7. Design of Data Centres. With our specialist partners we can design Chambers of Commerce for Integrated Taxation and Modular Data Centres for City Governance – prospectus available on request. 8. Security. We specialise in Internet Security through Computer Applications – Finance Security through Green Finance – Pension Security through Zero Carbon Pensions –Energy Security – Food Copyright © Scottish and Commonwealth Insurers’ Open Network East-West-Synergy Institute Introducing The Economic Security Council for National Partnerships – Movement for Open Government and the Four Agreements

Security and Economic Security through provision of Healthcare and Education backed up by Qualifications and CPD, Licensing, Validation and Governance through Technology. Technology Transfer Our technology transfer Agreements for engineering efficiency, renewable energy, transport systems and infrastructure as an investment are available on application to our Integrated Design Software, Systems, Services and Support Providers – Nudge Digital. 

CPD and Design of Company learning – degree programmes in Green City Engineering, Economy, Investment, Defence, Energy, Agriculture and Law are available through IDEAL NGO. 1. For a list of territories where you can apply to work with us worldwide come and visit us at a participating retreat centre in the UK – Central Europe – Greece or at a location of your choice. 2. East-West Synergy Institute introduces the work of the Prague Security Studies Institute and Dynamixx.co.uk to realise Sustainable Energy Security through non-extractive Finance and Technology Design. 3. We design Swords to Ploughshares – www.clubofathens.org through co-operation with regional and national government on the matters of design, security, conservation, housing, energy, economy, technology, agriculture and healthcare.

Our offer – services by subscription 4. We work according to The Four Agreements – Food For Cities Protocol and introduce you to the work of Kew Gardens and WWF in enabling conservation, resilience of living systems, protection of species, habitat and bio-diversity through resilience in local economy according to the work of: Schumacher – Economics as If People Mattered – Sedlacek – The Economics of Good and Evil and Adam Smith – The Wealth of Nations and The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity – www.teebweb.org.

Copyright © Scottish and Commonwealth Insurers’ Open Network East-West-Synergy Institute Introducing The Economic Security Council for National Partnerships – Movement for Open Government and the Four Agreements

Green New Deal – introducing Democratic, Economic, Financial and Fiscal Governance, Reporting and Accountability

1. The enclosed book – “Laying Plans” – provides a blueprint for running Agro-economy in such a way as provides for Food Security and Energy Security. 2. This is the Agro-polis – Eco-polis model favoured by World Future Council – futurepolicy.org and The German Greens – Heinrich Boell Foundation. 3. By enabling insurers to invest in Green City Infrastructure – (IT) – made available in conjunction with Exponenentiale.com we have a model for the sustainable city. 4. When this model – and infrastructure support from insurers is allied to Green Finance – Bottom –up Funding for Economic Regeneration – applied to community level to meet city needs we have a basis for a “Green New Deal”. 5. This Green New Deal is based on Open Capital for Open Society – decentralised government – de-risked government – distributed justice and “Swords to Ploughshares” – whereby weapons of extraction are turned into peaceful civilian applications – see: www.Dynamixx.co.uk and Nudge Digital. 6. Together with Nudge Digital we have developed a model and a plan for enabling interested parties access a cluster of services, support, technology, funding and modelling to create a basis for Stable State Governance based on Stable State Economics supporting Stable State Prosperity – informed by Stable State Currency and informing and informed by the integration of: Science, Technology, Capital and Agriculture under Conservation Principles: – Conservative Asset Management Principle, human-scale education and development – Vitruvian Town & Country Planning – the development of Community Capital and Natural Capital in accord with the needs of the soil – Animate Earth – Terra Madre and Commonwealth Strategy for BRIC countries – Taoist Economy in accord with insurance principles – Unified Field Perspective.

1 – 2013 – © Scottish & Commonwealth Insurers’ Open Network introducing Movement for Democratic Change

Green New Deal – introducing Democratic, Economic, Financial and Fiscal Governance, Reporting and Accountability

Our membership options are designed for: 1. Local Authorities 2. Community Investors 3. Universities 4. Insurers. Each receives an appropriate form of documentation which might be: 1. An opportunity to form a Social Trust 2. The chance to invest in Green City Infrastructure 3. The opportunity to form a Social Trust for Education and Conservation 4. The opportunity to form an Investment Policy Institute. Each Trust formed would be settled with assets in the form of access to CPD and degree programme material that can be used to deliver learning and understanding of Green City Design, Planning, Management and Development as well as principles and practice of Stewardship Economics, Conservation and Education and Democratic, Economic, Financial and Fiscal Governance, Accounting, Reporting and Accountability – Open Society. 1. Patrons We work with Governments, political parties – insurers and Community Development Partnership Trusts for the Development of Community Capital. 2. Sponsors We forma Community Development Partnership for the creation of Community Capital and Natural Capital by addressing the need for transition to low-carbon technology and enabling investment to realise the same. 3. Fellows We settle assets on an appropriately formed Foundation Trusts for the dissemination of best practice. 4. Partners We work with Strategic Partners for Infrastructure as an Investment. Areas of specialist expertise Integrated Banking and Insurance software CPD and Education Renewable Energy Technology Healthcare Education Access to infrastructure as an investment IT infrastructure Chambers of Commerce – Law – Accountancy – Design – IT – HR – CPD - Qualifications Healthcare Technology

2 – 2013 – © Scottish & Commonwealth Insurers’ Open Network introducing Movement for Democratic Change

Green New Deal – introducing Democratic, Economic, Financial and Fiscal Governance, Reporting and Accountability

Transport Environmental Services insurance

3 – 2013 – © Scottish & Commonwealth Insurers’ Open Network introducing Movement for Democratic Change

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, cannot be beautiful”. Xenophon

Green Films TV They Don’t Make Oil Any More! The role of the Cultural Entrepreneur School of Writers: Green Projects A residential master-class in resilience for prospective Cultural Entrepreneurs 

Are you developing a new organisation, educational venture, or business?

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Do you want ethics, sustainability and success at the heart of your enterprise?

The School of Writers residential programme (held in selected EU locations) offers you a unique opportunity to develop essential skills - gain practical insights and build competence in support of your vision. 

Explore the potential and challenges of your venture with others in an inspiring learning environment

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Understand opportunities and issues around creating long-term stakeholders

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Examine what worked and what didn’t from those who’ve done it

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Learn from successful examples working with mainstream and alternative models and practices

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Strengthen your skills and passion to be a leader for change

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Develop your business plan and strategy

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Develop your own Resource Bank: your own working “toolkit” in the context of a conceptual framework, referencing best practice

Green Films TV comprises a collective of cultural creative specialists, independent film-makers and Social Entrepreneurs based in Bristol Green Capital. Our focus is to tell “The Story of Our Times” in such a way as enables people with values and responsibility to lead us from confusion to awareness, out of poverty and exploitation into a people-ready sense of connection with the natural world around us. Our concern is around cultural erosion, loss of habitat, loss of biodiversity, food security and energy security. For those with ears to listen and eyes to see, we advocate a journey of exploration and discovery that re-connects us to the Natural World. Yet it may justly be required of us not to throw away our lives upon inadequate or hopeless designs, since we may, by a just estimate of our abilities become more useful to mankind”. Samuel Johnson - - On The Need for Enterprise – June 4th 1751. “To know what is going on, takes sense. To know what to do about it, takes wisdom.”

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, cannot be beautiful”. Xenophon

See: The work that re-connects, World Café and Transition Culture.

Career Path options 1. Work in the location of your choice. Develop your own Body of Work. 2. Select your specialisation. 3. Study with us – choose from a mix of residential retreats, self-managed study, mentoring support and CPD. 4. Specialise in developing and publishing your own Body of Work for use by students and creative professionals, learners and education providers. 1. Green Films and the Art of Story-telling The appreciation of living harmony is the key to an understanding of natural harmony and self-organisation in the Natural World. This aesthetic response leads to awareness, respect, understanding and care for the intricacies of complex living systems that we depend on for our survival. Through attention, care, nurture and cultivation of the living systems around us our ancestors learnt to discern patterns that worked in their favour. Learning through experience, often from trial and error, they handed down accumulated wisdom, often through ritual and devotion, for countless generations. Take for example, bees.

Bees have a complex society based on co-operation and collaboration. Without the work they do in pollinating flowers, crops would not grow, we would be unable to produce food and our daily lives would collapse. The basis of culture and civilisation is rooted in an attitude of respect and relationship of dependency and co-creation. The Natural World provided our ancestors with inspiration for their stories, songs and lore. Ancient wisdom was passed on through the Elders. They told stories under the stars around the fire, honoured each turn of the seasons and celebrated the produce they cultivated. Yet it may justly be required of us not to throw away our lives upon inadequate or hopeless designs, since we may, by a just estimate of our abilities become more useful to mankind”. Samuel Johnson - - On The Need for Enterprise – June 4th 1751. “To know what is going on, takes sense. To know what to do about it, takes wisdom.”

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, cannot be beautiful”. Xenophon

2. Systems’ awareness A key element of harnessing the power of natural systems was the process of attention: “reading” the weather, “reading” the landscape for safe shelter, “reading” the countryside for food, listening to each other was also important, for survival depended on co-operation. This was the heart of the co-creative process that used what we call “appreciative enquiry”: deepening understanding and awareness through listening and enquiry, the heart of which is contemplative silence. 3. The Industrial Age A lot has happened since the days of the Ancestors: the Aborigines, the Native Americans, The Ancient Greeks and the Celts. Industrialisation has robbed town dwellers of their previously long-held connection with the surrounding countryside. Industrial Age attitudes to land and the natural countryside, and a mechanised approach to agriculture and food production all mean we are in risk of spoiling our co-creative relationship with the Natural World. We have become lured into the dark side of blind “progress”, with the sole focus on acquisition and industrial-scale domination. Thus, we are now in danger of diminishing the quality of our own lives and livelihoods through ignoring the simple fact, easily overlooked and forgotten that we co-create the quality of our lives as much through co-operation and collaboration as part of an ongoing meaningful engagement and appreciation of the bigger picture. Our casual spending can daily reinforce our habits of dependency on a lifestyle that is damaging for People and threatening for Planet. “Healthy competition” has its place and can sometimes help realise the best of our latent abilities. A climate of relentless competition - left unchecked, rewards greed, and breeds cynicism and despair; this can easily turn to “toxic culture”. Regaining forgotten skill, not entirely lost – depends on our ability to listen and respond creatively in order to restore balance to our lives. Meanwhile those exercising their power will have us compete for whatever we can, so long as they get the rewards. For example, bosses would have us compete for a job when it requires least effort on their part and absolves them of any responsibility. 4. Reclaiming your power – skills relevant to the Information Age One element of reclaiming power is appreciative enquiry – a valuable skill to finding your own way and being heard. The second skill that you can acquire at the same time is the skill to appreciate flow of meaning. Yet it may justly be required of us not to throw away our lives upon inadequate or hopeless designs, since we may, by a just estimate of our abilities become more useful to mankind”. Samuel Johnson - - On The Need for Enterprise – June 4th 1751. “To know what is going on, takes sense. To know what to do about it, takes wisdom.”

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, cannot be beautiful”. Xenophon

This is something we can all do instinctively; some of us have forgotten. It can be relearned. This ability to discern unspoken meaning is essential for anyone who seeks to lead in any capacity, if only to lead a successful life. The third skill comprises, simply the literate ability of reading. We can all read books and newspapers, drivers read the road, some of us can read music. Almost all of us are instinctively good at reading our closest friends and family. 5. Entering the Creative Age For those who invest the time to learn to “read” the marketplace you will find you can make sense of the world around you and this will enable you to respond in an intelligent way and realise rewards accordingly. You are invited to find out more about Green Films or apply to join our Independent Media Collective by contacting Zen Cafes directly, at The Hub, or clicking the relevant link on the website.

Schools, teachers and education providers – see next page 6. The next step

Attracting inward investment – see Green Films and Powers of Persuasion – “Telling The Story As It Is” – Terra Firma Economics, Financial Leadership and Sustainable Inward Investment. See also: Leadership in Sustainability CPD – our online TV channel for development of human potential and social capital. Books If you want to run your own workshops or seminar series for students, you are invited to see the web page: “Books Change The World”. Teacher Training Eco-Campus Teacher Training; we offer opportunities for creative development, for Natural Teachers and those who want to run Creative Workshops. We welcome partnership with local film-makers who can run their own Film School. Media and World Cinema For those with an interest in film and media studies, members can apply to set up and run their own Film Club on a membership basis. Film School Sessions – see next page Yet it may justly be required of us not to throw away our lives upon inadequate or hopeless designs, since we may, by a just estimate of our abilities become more useful to mankind”. Samuel Johnson - - On The Need for Enterprise – June 4th 1751. “To know what is going on, takes sense. To know what to do about it, takes wisdom.”

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, cannot be beautiful”. Xenophon

Fees include all working sessions, mentoring, field trips, accommodation and food: Members: £1200 Non-members: £1500. Subsidised rates are available for the ethical sector. See website for details and booking information. Bursaries are also available. Members can access: ideas incubation and Ethical Support for Green Business. This includes: CV services, collaborative opportunity and access to Members’ Extranet. What is The Hub Community? Hub Community of Social Entrepreneurs provides the ingredients of a members’ club, ideas incubator, serviced flexible workspace and hub of learning, collaboration and ethical support for Green Business. Hub Members benefit from this unique learning environment, inspired by Schumacher values and informed by cutting-edge ideas for change. Green Projects@ The Hub attract an exceptional, motivated and diverse range of participating members, engaging with environmental, educational, ethical, social, political and technological concerns of current times. In response to demand from sponsors and supporters Green Projects @ The Hub is expanding its work to provide ideas incubation and practical support for the next generation of leaders, community leaders and thought leaders in education, enterprise, NGOs and the 3 rd sector. The Hub Community is the context for these developments. For those who want to combine study with independent travel you can apply to study at an Eco-learning approved venue at a Central European location: Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Budapest or Mediterranean location: Portugal, Spain, Italy, France or Greece. If you want to come and see for yourself, or have an idea to run a workshop series or seminar at a participating Hub location, then do not hesitate to contact us. For access to the Members’ Extranet and the chance to participate in collaborative opportunities, you are invited to apply for Member status. Members can access Enterprise Support for startups, new business and Social Enterprise. Students and graduate members can also access CV services – to provide the support you need to “secure your future” in the ethical, environmental, educational or Green sector. Career Support can provide you with the resources you need to live and work in the city and country of your choice. Yet it may justly be required of us not to throw away our lives upon inadequate or hopeless designs, since we may, by a just estimate of our abilities become more useful to mankind”. Samuel Johnson - - On The Need for Enterprise – June 4th 1751. “To know what is going on, takes sense. To know what to do about it, takes wisdom.”

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, cannot be beautiful”. Xenophon

The rise of Social Enterprise – For Graduates Specialist options  Story-telling and Creative Writing  Cultural Renewal – writing for 3rd sector organisations, journalism and social commentary  Creative development – learning for schools – Eco-learning – support for Natural Teachers  Dharma & Development – Dharma & Society – Human Ecology in the context of Ancient Wisdom  Human Ecology – Humanising the Workplace

Yet it may justly be required of us not to throw away our lives upon inadequate or hopeless designs, since we may, by a just estimate of our abilities become more useful to mankind”. Samuel Johnson - - On The Need for Enterprise – June 4th 1751. “To know what is going on, takes sense. To know what to do about it, takes wisdom.”

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, cannot be beautiful”. Xenophon

Facilitate or mentor your own residential Creative Workshop series, seminars, courses and residential retreats at participating venues – Hub locations and Ecolearning recommended venues.

Eunomia – Prinzip – a Handbook for Local Governance 2. Eunomia – Praxis – a Handbook for Local Governors 3. Eunomia – Methodology – a Manual for Finance Governance 4. Eunomia – Objective – a Manual for Financial Governors 5. Summary – a view from Unified Field Perspective informing Integrated Policy Perspective 6. Overview – Integrated Policy Perspective informing local resilience in local economy 7. Eunomia – Local Currency – a Handbook 8. Eunomia – O/S 12.0 Web-enabled financial decision-making

We provide reports (city-by-city, country-by-country) on the opportunities available from Science & Technology Delivery of Education (CPD and Online Learning) Integrative Banking and Insurance Practice Use of Social Media Click on the relevant link (above) to download the PDF file for the sector in which you want to operate Step Two Tick the box relevant to your needs 1. Set Up Science & Technology Foundation for the city in which you wish to operate 2. Deliver Education (CPD and Online learning) Funding available. 3. Deliver banking or insurance services (Capital Funding, capacity building and CPD services available) 4. Use our services to make use of Social Media to maximise your influence for the town or city you are interested in. Step Three. Subscribe. To access services select your relevant subscription level to access services by subscription Individual Organisation Sponsor Step Four Apply for Funding Market Research The cost of services for use of social media, integrative banking practice, delivery of education is deductible from the cost of a city report (Eunomia) for the investor, entrepreneur or sponsor interested in setting up a Hub style organisation or Virtual Office for the town or city (Europe, Asia or Latin America) in which you seek to operate. Indicate the city for which you wish to commission a report on trading conditions (principles and practice of Eunomia) and you will be sent the report on payment of the appropriate consultancy rate (deductible from, service fee offering). See - Offer of Service

1. The Mission New Economics – Conservation & Education – Economics and Enterprise Culture for 21st Century School of Cultural Entrepreneurs – New Economy –

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Surely there is no more important task for now and for the future than to prepare emerging leaders. They will need to work across thresholds of difference, sustain their courage, build new capabilities and foster new relationships in a world not seen by previous generations. Throughout 2012-13 Green Films TV through a generous contribution from New Directions Foundation, will design a graduate and undergraduate degree program to prepare the next generation leaders in European and Latin American countries and selected southern African countries in transition and renewal, beginning with Food For Cities in Latin America, the UK, Europe Nigeria and South Africa in line with the Eco-polis Agro-polis model.

At the heart of this program will be an initiative led by Schumacher Partnerships – Economics AS If People Mattered to bring about a shift in thinking and consciousness that can help rising, experienced leaders between 25 and 40 break through long held assumptions about how we frame our systems problem solving and what will be needed to overcome the stereotypes of developing and developed, lesser and more advanced, north and south. Delegates will be asked to exercise their systems thinking skills, to share their successes and their problem-solving approaches on the ground and to draw from the knowledge carefully selected faculty and readings. In short, the focus of this experience will be to participate in the design of Green Films that will communicate best practice deepen their understanding of Cultural Enterprise in their home regions

and countries, and bring fresh perspectives that will enable them to act and engage with the world in new and dynamic ways.

2. The Purpose The purpose of Schumacher Partnerships is to develop knowledge, understanding and insights into change patterns and the need for the renewal of global society through the organizing of workshops, Green Films TV, education programmes and publishing. In short: “helping leaders govern – and thrive from – global interdependence” with a system’s approach and on a platform of values – Economics AS If People Mattered.

3. Our Activities Schumacher Partners have four main areas of activity: 1. Green Films TV These include seminars and workshops, conversations, learning journeys, retreats and yoga holidays most of which are accessible from the broadcast archive. 2. Institute of Strategic Affairs - Foundation for Cultural Studies The process of understanding the world and the cultural trends shaping the future is an absolutely necessary part of Schumacher Partners work. This is an activity that supports our creative process and our ability to communicate and to develop a presence in various constituencies. Previously, reports and papers have been published, such as “Resilience, Renewal and Renewables Responding to the Call for Resilience”.

. 3. Schumacher Partners’ Education Programs – School of Cultural Entrepreneurs - SCENE These programs intend to give leaders new insights and prepare them to better base their actions on a systems approach. Some programs are short, one-off events, such as learning journeys to understand the economy and ecology of the future through the prism of Economics and Ecology. Other programs are processes gathering larger groups, such As New Leader Program, an intensive reflective and pedagogical process that examines challenges facing a new generation of leaders.

4. Schumacher Partnerships Curricular Development and Broadcast – Fair Trade Economic Foundation This category includes assignments that the Schumacher Partners receives from both public and private sector organizations, universities, local authorities, institutions and enterprises to help them change their conceptual understanding of the operating environments in which they operate. We bring a systems approach to: Economy, Enterprise, Management, Leadership, Energy, Healthcare, Education, Security, Development, Government, Environment, Technology, and New Science.

Speaker Assignments In addition, to further Partnership knowledge and methodology, several team members regularly accept assignments as speakers and moderators in conferences with relevant themes. Workshops with 25-100 participants are organized in the UK and around the world. They are part of the Schumacher Partnerships Process. Conversations are shorter events lasting from a half to two days for small select groups of leaders, on a specific subject and with the help of key people from the Schumacher Partnership Network.

4. Join Us – Green Films TV Why you should join the Network Schumacher Partnerships Green Films TV offers cognitive/learning processes – The Forum, learning journeys, workshops, studies and systems designs, an ever expanding search for the deeper understanding of the contexts in which we act. Green Films TV is convening leaders to workshops in locations all over the world. Green Films TV is a search organization in the interest of “the whole”. Thus, we do not work in any specific stakeholder’s interest. Schumacher Partnerships is a “think-and-do-tank” that combines analytical foresight – it has repeatedly been among the first to raise new important questions – and knowledge and experience in change management – which means it is realistic and mature in its outlook. Green Films TV opens up the doors to the future in the making by consistently delivering successful insightcreating processes.

This comes from the belief that large-scale change comes when leaders gain new insights â&#x20AC;&#x201C; and act on them. It does so through a delicate blend of thought-provoking presentations, discourse, structured discussions and informal conversations, complemented with performances of music and literature and time spent in nature to retreat and reflect on: Program and process development within the following areas: - further development and documentation of the Green Films TV methodology - a more ambitious worldwide program of Green Films TV workshops and the Partnership Forum - further development of the successful concept/service of learning journeys - further development of the educational programs, especially for young leaders - concept development of several cultural studies programmes - further development of the advisory capacity of the Foundation.

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5. Methodology Schumacher Partnership works as a guide in Systems Thinking, bringing together the best thinkers and influential leaders for explorative conversations to understand emerging forces and actors shaping the future. It possesses very strong analytical skills and access to information and insights, as well as the ability to use the analyses in its projects. Its world-class competence in process design and event production is proven. The Partnership is intent on strengthening this position even more. The Partnership also functions as a catalyst of Systems Designs, by launching projects that bring new ideas to the world.

It does so by gathering parties who otherwise do not work together in innovative processes. Its position as an independent connector and interactor makes Schumacher Partners uniquely suited for this task and its successes so far are remarkable. This is an area that the Partnership wishes to strengthen, and by doing so be an important agent of change in the task of addressing some of the major and converging challenges of our time. By joining the Network, you participate in a unique brand that has come to represent foresight, openness and innovation.

You also invest in a tight and very efficient team of professionals who provide the ideas and analyses, produce the events and manage the network. Under the leadership and inspiration behind Green Films TV a team of analysts, strategists and operatives have developed the competence and experience to be the new generation that will take the Partnership into the future.

6. The context in which Green Films operates Over the years, Schumacher Partnerships has established links to a number of institutions around the world with whom valuable learning exchanges take place. This on-going dialogue, either through projects and co-operation or on a more ad hoc basis, enriches the work of Green Films TV and partner organizations.

AVINA: AVINA is a Latin American organization that contributes to sustainable development in the Region by encouraging productive alliances based on trust among social and business leaders, and by brokering consensus around shared agendas for action, with the support of people and institutions from around the world. To achieve its mission, AVINA focuses on four areas: Equity of Opportunities, Democratic Governance and the Rule of Law, Sustainable Economic Development, and Conservation and Management of Natural Resources. Bertelsmann Foundation (Germany): The Bertelsmann Stiftung is both a think tank and an agent for social change, aiming to identify social problems and challenges at an early stage and develop exemplary solutions to address them. In keeping with the longstanding social commitment of its founder, Reinhard

Mohn, the Bertelsmann Stiftung is dedicated to serving the common good. Its work is based on the conviction that competition and civic engagement are essential for social progress. Bibliotheca Alexandrina (Egypt): A center of excellence in the production and dissemination of knowledge, the new Library of Alexandria, will seek to recapture the spirit of the original ancient Library of Alexandria, aspiring to be the world’s window on Egypt, Egypt’s window on the world, a leading institution of the digital age and a center for learning, tolerance, dialogue and understanding between cultures and peoples. Bioneers (US): Bioneers are social and scientific innovators from all walks of life and disciplines who have peered deep into the heart of living systems to understand how nature operates, and to mimic "nature's operating instructions" to serve human ends without harming the web of life. As a nonprofit organization, Bioneers provides a forum and social hub for education about solutions presented through the Bioneers Conference and other programs.

Civic Exchange (Hong Kong, China): Civic Exchange is a Hong Kong-based, non-partisan public policy think tank. It was founded by former Legislative Council of Hong Kong member Christine Loh. Civic Exchange describes itself as “Hong Kong’s independent think tank”. The projects fall into one of three main fields: civic participation and social development, environment and conservation, or integration of economic analysis. Christine Loh is a board member of the Tällberg Foundation. Club of Rome: The Club of Rome is an independent, non-profit organisation which addresses the root causes of the challenges and crises the world faces today: our current concepts of growth, development and globalization. The Club of Rome acts as a platform which brings together academics, scientists, politicians, business professionals and members of the civil society to design, develop and implement effective approaches on a broad range of interconnected global issues. Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation (Sweden/US): The Dag Hammarskjöld Foundation is an autonomous organization in Sweden. It provides a forum for free and frank debate, stimulating “Another Development for the Future”. Its activities focus on United Nations-related issues and promote the values of Dag Hammarskjöld, the second UN Secretary-General, within the current global development discourse. Development Alternatives (India):

A non-profit organization established in 1983, creating large-scale sustainable livelihoods. The corporate objectives are to innovate and disseminate the means for creating sustainable livelihoods on a large scale, and thus to mobilize widespread action to eradicate poverty and regenerate the environment. Key strategic approaches include appropriate technologies, effective institutional systems, environmental and resource management methods, sustainability, through commercially viable approaches and scalability through partner organizations and networks. Global Alliance for Banking on Values: The Global Alliance for Banking on Values (GABV) is a membership organization, made up of eleven of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading sustainable banks, from Asia and Latin America to the US and Europe. They are bound by a shared commitment to find global solutions to international problems - and to promote a positive, viable alternative to the current financial system.

Global Energy Assessment (at IIASA), (Vienna, Austria): The Global Energy Assessment (GEA) is a major initiative established by IIASA to help decision makers address the challenges of providing energy services for sustainable development, whilst ameliorating existing and emerging threats associated with: security of supply; access to modern forms of energy for development and poverty alleviation; local, regional and global environmental impacts; and securing sufficient investment. International Labour Organization (Geneva, Switzerland): The International Labour Organization (ILO), founded in 1919, is the tripartite UN agency that brings together governments, employers and workers of its member states in common action to promote decent work throughout the world. Its main aims are to promote rights at work, encourage decent employment opportunities, enhance social protection and strengthen dialogue in handling work-related issues. IVA (Stockholm, Sweden): The Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences, IVA, is an independent arena for the exchange of knowledge. By initiating and stimulating contacts between experts from different disciplines and countries, the Academy promotes cross fertilization between industry, academia, public administration and various interest groups. The Academy also showcases and rewards achievements in the natural sciences, engineering and economics.

Nature Academy (Stockholm, Sweden): Nature Academy Learning Lab is a Stockholm-based leadership development specialist that has pioneered the use of nature and wilderness. The ambitious nature programs at past Tällberg Forums have been developed and produced in partnership with Nature Academy and its founder, Göran Gennvi. New Economics Foundation (London, UK): nef (the new economics foundation) is an independent think-and-do tank that inspires and demonstrates real economic well-being. It aims to improve quality of life by promoting innovative solutions that challenge mainstream thinking on economic, environment and social issues. nef was founded in 1986 by the leaders of The Other Economic Summit (TOES) which forced issues such as international debt onto the agenda of the G7 and G8 summits. Stockholm Environment Institute: The Stockholm Environment Institute is a global research organization and network supporting decision-making towards sustainable development around the world by providing integrative knowledge that bridges science and policy in the field of environment and development. Johan Rockström, Executive Director, is a board member of the Tällberg Foundation. Stockholm Resilience Center (Sweden): The Stockholm Resilience Centre, established on 1 January 2007, is an international centre that advances transdisciplinary research for governance of social-ecological systems with a special emphasis on resilience - the ability to deal with change and continue to develop. SRC seeks to generate new and elaborated insights and means for the development of management and governance practices. VINNOVA (Sweden): VINNOVA (The Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems) is a State authority that aims to promote growth and prosperity throughout Sweden. Its particular area of responsibility comprises innovations linked to research and development. VINNOVA’s tasks are to fund the needs-driven research required by a competitive business and industrial sector and a flourishing society, and to strengthen the networks that are such a necessary part of this work. Volans/SustainAbility: Focusing on the business of social innovation, Volans is part think-tank, part consultancy and part broker. It is a mission-driven, for-profit company based in London and Singapore which works globally with entrepreneurs, businesses, investors and governments to develop and scale innovative solutions to financial, social and environmental challenges. Yale Center for the Study of Globalization (US):

The Yale Center for the Study of Globalization (YCSG) was launched in the fall of 2001 to enrich the debate about globalization on campus and to promote the flow of ideas between Yale and the policy world. The programs and activities of the Center share a common purpose and aim toward one or more goals, all serving to stimulate discussion and examination of the core issues and to connect individuals and institutions whose work contributes to the debate on globalization. Youth Entrepreneurship Sustainability (YES): The YES Campaign is an action oriented initiative in 55 countries that responds to the enormous global challenge of youth unemployment through a youth leadership and enterprise-based model. Poonam Ahluwalia is the Founder and President of YES Inc, an international, nonprofit and development organization based at Cambridge College, MA.

7. History of investigations Areas of enquiry over the last two decades 1981: The future need of energy and renewable fuels 1982: The need for Revitalizing the European Economic Community - led to the idea of the Roundtable of European Industrialists 1983/91/94: The Increased Dynamics of Globalization 1984: The upcoming economic crisis (played out in the early 1990’s!) 1985/87/91/97: Transformation of the industrial society: Into the Knowledge Society and Learning organizations. The key role of immaterial/intangible assets 1986: Ethics: an emerging issue for Business 1989/97: The increasing role of innovation and creativity 1997: The new Role of Business in Development 1998: Business and Human Rights – Corporate Social Responsibility and the need for a “Global Compact”

1999/2002/2003: How on earth can we live together?! The need for Global Governance 2004/2005: Climate Change: Eco-system crises, energy and economic growth. 2007: The Existence of ecological boundary conditions to human activity and economic growth 2008: The Decreasing efficiency of negotiating systems for global issues 2009: Living within the planetary boundaries 2010: New policies and business models to create jobs for the young 2011 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Feeding the cities

“Urban poverty tends to be fuelled by people migrating towards the cities in an attempt to escape the deprivations associated with rural livelihoods. Partly due to the rural decline, the world is urbanizing at a fast pace and it will not be long before a greater part of developing country populations is living in large cities. Therefore, urban food security and its related problems should also be placed high on the agenda in the years to come”.

Start a School – School of Cultural Entrepreneurs – New Economy At Berlin Technology Hub we believe that there are potential Cultural Entrepreneurs in every community. We want to help them flourish by increasing the availability of the SCENE programme across Europe, Asia and the Americas. That is why Berlin Technology Hub – SCENE has established an outreach programme.

To achieve this outreach, SCENE is interested in talking to other organisations who may be interested in Food for Cities, Eco-polis or Agropolis model, Cultural Enterprise, New Economy or Commonwealth Strategy for BRIC countries and establishing an Associate School in their area. Our approach to replication – introducing the methods of: www.the-hub.net Just like The Hub, The SCENE School's Network works as a social franchise: local independent, community-led agencies are licensed to create and run programmes with guidance on design, learning and quality. The same characteristics that we instill in our students (engaged with community, entrepreneurial, experienced, committed etc.) are those that we seek in our local and regional partners.

“The task of feeding the world's cities adequately constitutes an increasingly pressing challenge, requiring the co-ordinated

interaction of food producers, transporters, market operators and a myriad of retail sellers. It also requires constant improvements in the quality of transport and distribution systems. Not least, it involves a shared understanding among city officials and national and international development agencies of the common problems and the potential solutions faced when seeking to feed cities on a sustainable basis”.

The core services provided to the Network include a quality system, best practice guide, branding (literature and materials), web, Governance, public relations policy work, media and PR, and internal/external profitability evaluation. What is a social franchise? The Hub demonstrates how Social Franchising is a way in which the one systematically replicates the social impact of what we do, namely, to increase the support to social entrepreneurs through our action learning programmes.

“The task of feeding the world's cities adequately constitutes an increasingly pressing challenge, requiring the co-ordinated

What does the Hub network look like? Hub network has been supporting Social Entrepreneurs throughout Europe with SCENE providing access to learning programmes in the UK and internationally (Prague & Stockholm, Australia and Canada). There are SCENE programmes actively running in 25 locations network-wide. We operate as social franchise, providing a best practice and quality system working with local partners to achieve maximum social benefit.

What we look for in our partners We look for partner organisations that have a commitment to the belief that individuals are the catalyst for change and that social entrepreneurship is a powerful driver in creating and sustaining positive social change. “The task of feeding the world's cities adequately constitutes an increasingly pressing challenge, requiring the co-ordinated

The organisation will have a track record within a region and an entrepreneurial outlook.

Partners need to be involved in the regeneration of communities that suffer multiple deprivation. They need to be well networked in their proposed area of operation, with links in the community, in local government and statutory regeneration agencies and in business. How are the schools funded? There is no set model to how schools are funded. New school funding usually involves a larger investment initially from one of the below and maybe be funded by a mixture of these later on • Trusts & Foundations • Local government • Regional government • European funding (ESF, ERDF) • Philanthropists/ community foundations • Business • Student fees • Housing Associations • Other agencies (NDC's, regeneration agencies, support agencies) I think our area needs a School for Social Entrepreneurs but I don't think my organisation is best placed to be the partner, what can I do? “The task of feeding the world's cities adequately constitutes an increasingly pressing challenge, requiring the co-ordinated

Your organisation may be in a position to pull together other similar networks of organisations to gather interest in a new school and potential recruit an organisation or form a team to lead the school. How can I find out more? To find out more about the Franchise Partner Criteria and Application process, please download our Application Pack or contact SCENE Central.

“The task of feeding the world's cities adequately constitutes an increasingly pressing challenge, requiring the co-ordinated

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, can never be beautiful”. Xenophon Berlin Technology Hub (Design & Build – Green Finance & Project Management) is a bridge between social organizations, the government, business and science and focuses on all kinds of subjects pertaining to the struggle against the loss in biodiversity. In collaboration with partners: New Directions Foundation and Royal Agricultural University, Cirencester, Accounting for Sustainability and The 7-fold Consortium Consisting of: 

WWF – UNICEF – Seedbed Conservation Trust – Anna Maria Foundation – Grantham Institute – Swords to Ploughshares (Red Cross) and Community Capital Development Foundation.

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(See CHEETAH Agreement): www.terramadrefoundation.eu.

We offer; “Green Finance – Alternative to PFI”. 1. The Technology Hub applies this knowledge to come to a constructive Anglo-Swiss – African – European “East meets West” contribution to solving global issues in the fields of nature and the environment.” We combine: Science, Agriculture, Technology & Capital. 2. We can act as your own Development Team, Sustainability Unit and Creative Services Agency for a fraction of the cost of setting up and maintaining your own inhouse team. 3. Rent Creative Services by the day, or even by the hour. Draw on experience and expertise in the areas of Community Engagement and word-of-mouth campaigns for a fraction of the cost of an external ad agency or brand advisors. 4. Resell our services. We can act as your (outsourced) Creative Unit Partner delivering multilingual support. 5. Do you want your clients and community members to access Creative Services and language services? We provide English Language services (copy-writing and journalism) with access to multi-cultural technical support services: Print, Publishing, Web& Broadcast. 6. If as an NGO or Service Provider you can deliver your own added value we offer our partners “white-label” design and language services. Terms & Conditions apply. Outsourced services are designed for those who want a single managed point of access for project management in the areas of: Introducing Leadership in Sustainability CPD for independent professionals and their organisations For all those engaged in futures’ thinking, strategy design and development of Social Capital. Developing Resilience in Local Economy.

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, can never be beautiful”. Xenophon -

Publishing Projects – DTP and multi-lingual support Education & CPD – Web publishing, audio and streamed TV Offline – Word-of-mouth, print, community engagement Self-start media: web, print, audio and video broadcast Events – local media engagement and independent media Infrastructure Construction Design & Build Civil Engineering Sanitation Water Transport

Supporting Green Projects – Green Finance for livelihood and vocation. We support projects and initiatives to create employment that are: environmental, educational, ethical, social and sustainable. Ethical sector sponsors of local economy We can help ethical sector organisations around the areas of Community Capital Development: - Capacity building – Content Creation - CPD - Community Engagement - Strategy Design – We can develop a Strategy for your community for transition to low-carbon technology - Informing policy – We can develop protocols of understanding for your organisation or community to inform strategic policy -making. - Revenues – CIC start-up and support: Co-ventures - CSR, Communications + Outreach - Enterprise Support – Services by subscription - Career Support – Access to learning – CPD – ideas incubation - Events – event planning, event management: Fund-raising - Support – Ethical Support for Green projects Come and see for yourself: prepare for career independence Leadership in Sustainability CPD: www.the-hub.net – www.zuricheunomia.wordpress.com Mentoring + Support for those working in ethical and 3rd sectors. Introducing -The Trust Partnership. Berlin Technology Hub @ The Hub By subscription –SCHOOL of Cultural Entrepreneurs - SCENE Workshop or 2-3 day seminar @ Hub venues With ideas incubation + Ethical Support for Green Business - Suitable for: Introducing Leadership in Sustainability CPD for independent professionals and their organisations For all those engaged in futures’ thinking, strategy design and development of Social Capital. Developing Resilience in Local Economy.

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Individual professionals Start-ups New ethical sector projects Enterprises and organisations working from Unified Field Perspective

For those who work with us SCENE Graduates of Design School of Central Europe and School Of Writers Members and their guests are invited to residential workshops and creative retreats in Greece, Mediterranean and Central Europe. See: Berlin Technology Hub participating venues.

Climate Change Climate change is not an isolated, discrete challenge. It is, on the contrary, at the nexus of how human behaviour is altering the fundamental cycles of nature that have enabled our planet to emerge over geologic time from a cosmic boulder surrounded by toxic gases to the blue planet teeming with life. Framed this way, new solutions emerge about how to address the challenge of climate change. There is compelling evidence all around the world that if we understand ecosystem function, then we don’t have to degrade it. Research and documentation show that soil moisture, relative humidity, temperature, microclimates, and soil fertility are dynamic, and human actions significantly determine whether these are lost in a vicious cycle or accumulate in a virtuous circle. By understanding the scientific principles that regulate the water cycle, biomass, biodiversity and accumulated organic matter, it is possible to not only protect existing healthy ecosystems but to restore ecosystems that have been degraded either recently or over historical time. A functional methodology for employing the desperately poor in this restoration work has also been successfully demonstrated and documented, and has the potential to lift tens if not hundreds of millions of people out of an entrenched cycle of endemic poverty. Introducing Leadership in Sustainability CPD for independent professionals and their organisations For all those engaged in futures’ thinking, strategy design and development of Social Capital. Developing Resilience in Local Economy.

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, can never be beautiful”. Xenophon For more than ten years, John D. Liu, the Environmental Education Media Project and colleagues around the world have been identifying best practices and documenting effective methods for large-scale restoration of damaged or destroyed ecosystems. On the Loess Plateau, an area the size of Belgium has been successfully restored over ten years. A barren, brown landscape, denuded and degraded, has been brought back to life; a people entrenched in back-breaking poverty now work, farm, herd, and live, in a functioning, green ecosystem where rainfall infiltrates, water is retained and crops are readied for export. Firmly rooted in science, and synthesizing knowledge and experience across myriad disciplines, this story has primarily been told – so far – through more than 170 direct presentations. From Kigali to London, from Addis Ababa to Paris, from Beijing to Bangkok we have spoken to bankers, students, presidents, journalists, and scientists. The potential to scale this demonstrated success has been specifically recognized by The World Bank, The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), The Jane Goodall Institute, and the Rothamsted Research Institute. Nations are also beginning to see the vast potential of this approach. The government of President HE Paul Kagame in Rwanda, for example, has adopted a new national land-use policy based on EEMP’s presentations and analysis.

Jonathan J. Halperin, Executive Director of the EEMP, is based in Washington, DC, and has more than 25years of management, communications, research, and campaigning experience with non-profit and commercial organizations such as SustainAbility, Resources for the Future, and FYI Resources for a Changing World. Halperin has devoted most of his professional career to helping clients, journalists, business leaders, and activists work effectively at the nexus of public policy, energy, environmental, and social issues and attitudes.

The Goal – Berlin Technology Hub The Berlin Technology Hub goal is to incubate large-scale ecosystem and infrastructural restoration projects on each continent (except Antarctica) to develop Community capital and Natural Capital; we drawing from the experience in China and refresh our approach with every subsequent effort.

The Mission BTH catalyzes large-scale ecosystem restoration through research, education, advocacy, project incubation and documentation.

The Vision BTH envisions a world community that respects the linkages between ecosystem restoration, integrated poverty eradication, and climate stability – and that collaborates across geographic, cultural, economic, and political divides to restore the global ecosystem upon which we all depend. IUCN – NETHERLANDS www.iucn.nl “IUCN NL is a bridge between social organizations, the government, business and science and focuses on all kinds of subjects pertaining to the struggle against the loss in biodiversity. In collaboration with the same partners IUCN NL applies this knowledge to come to a constructive Dutch contribution to solving global issues in the fields of nature and the environment.”

OPEN UNIVERSITY www.open.ac.uk “The Open University (OU) is the United Kingdom's only university dedicated to distance learning. The Open University is open to people, places, methods and ideas. It promotes educational opportunity and social justice by providing high-quality university education to all who wish to realise their ambitions and fulfil their potential. Introducing Leadership in Sustainability CPD for independent professionals and their organisations For all those engaged in futures’ thinking, strategy design and development of Social Capital. Developing Resilience in Local Economy.

“That which is forced, or misunderstood, can never be beautiful”. Xenophon Through academic research, pedagogic innovation and collaborative partnership it seeks to be a world leader in the design, content and delivery of supported open and distance learning.” THE ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION www.rockfound.org “Since its establishment in 1913, the Rockefeller Foundation has sought to identify and attack at their source the underlying causes of human suffering. The Foundation pioneered the frontier of global philanthropy and continues to find and fund solutions to many of the world’s most intractable challenges. The Rockefeller Foundation attempts to harness the creative forces of globalization, supporting breakthrough solutions to 21st century challenges.”

Seedbed Conservation Trust “The Foundation supports partners who work in agriculture in resource-poor settings in developing countries and emerging markets. The Foundation’s purpose is to help small farmers become more professional growers by extending science-based know-how, facilitating access to quality inputs, and linking them to markets in profitable ways. Small farmers are the key group requiring attention in agricultural and rural development. The world's poverty and hunger problems cannot be solved otherwise, and their contribution to food supplies is needed.” THE WORLD BANK www.worldbank.org “The World Bank is a vital source of financial and technical assistance to developing countries around the world. Our mission is to fight poverty with passion and professionalism for lasting results and to help people help themselves and their environment by providing resources, sharing knowledge, building capacity and forging partnerships in the public and private sectors.”

Invitation to Greece – The Spirit of Life Centre, Kalamata, Greece: www.thespiritoflife.co.uk Come and see for yourself the potential of collaborative action according to Principles and Practice of Sustainability – Methodology and Objective. Territories available now for one year – five year and ten year Development Contract from Seedbed Conservation Trust and IDEAL NGO.

Introducing Leadership in Sustainability CPD for independent professionals and their organisations For all those engaged in futures’ thinking, strategy design and development of Social Capital. Developing Resilience in Local Economy.

“Nature that framed us of four elements, warring within our breasts for regiment, doth teach us all to have aspiring minds”.- Niccolo Machiavelli

European Kino Club (a membership network) serves the needs of students, professionals and independent entrepreneurs who want to pursue individual creative development or have a creative career, living and work in the city and country of their choice, in: Europe, Asia and the Englishspeaking world.

Attend a Film Club Event 1.

We combine the six benefits of; Film Club, Language School, Social Club, Business Academy, Media Cafe and Design Studio all in one. 2. The European Kino Club experience offers study courses, creative workshops and seminars for those who want to attend Kino Club events at any one of our approved European Kino “Cafe” locations in: Germany, Greece, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal or UK. To participate: as a venue provider – you will need a screen – comfy sofas and a place to serve refreshments.

Language learning 3.

Our programmes include English as a Foreign Language, language learning, business orientation and creative development: creative writing, photography, and for those who want to pursue a writing career: copywriting, travel writing or journalism.

Courses are available through residential courses in participating language schools as well as self-paced e-Learning.

Terms and Conditions 1.

Students have the chance to break their studies for work experience, paid work or independent travel.

We welcome applications from GAP Year students who want to enrol on our multi-centre travel and study options.

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“Nature that framed us of four elements, warring within our breasts for regiment, doth teach us all to have aspiring minds”.- Niccolo Machiavelli

All students who attend a residential workshop have the chance to meet and collaborate with like-minded students from other countries in a holiday setting.

Students can opt to study, for example: creative writing in Salamanca, photography in Paris and creative writing in Greece as part of their travel itinerary.

Our courses are designed around a commitment to the principles of: creative living, Whole Person Development, Right Livelihood, Fair Trade, Corporate Social Responsibility, self-managed learning, human-scale education and continuous improvement (kai-zen).

Creative Careers Those who want to pursue a creative career or learn about enterprise can have access their own mentor to guide them through university-level courseware based around published works from: 

Boston Consulting Group, New Economics Foundation, Schumacher Institute, Harvard Business School Press and FT.com.

We provide courseware, curriculum development and content generation for those running courses and seminars dealing with any of the following fields:        

English as a Foreign Language Language Learning How to Read the Marketplace Project Management: Managing Creativity – Managing Diversity Enterprise Management: Principles of Profitable Organisation Leadership Cultural Enterprise Continuous improvement – kai-zen.

Creative Development The Master Class course on Creative Development recommends the following book: “Juicing the Orange – How to Turn Creativity into a Powerful Business Advantage”: http://www.amazon.com/Juicing-Orange-Creativity-BusinessAdvantage/dp/1591399270 For those who want to know more – for those considering a career in enterprise

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Our points of reference – the people who inspire us – those whose values we share

We are committed to the ideas and principles for People-centred organisation as advocated by: E.F. Schumacher – Economics as If People Mattered – Karl Popper : The Open Society: Gary Hamel – The Future of Management – Margaret Wheatley – Leadership and the New Science – Fritjof Capra – The Tao of Physics - Sumantra Ghoshal, former Chair of Strategic Leadership at London Business School and Kazuo Inamori, author of For People and For Profit, founder of The Kyocera Foundation. We are also committed to the principles for sustainable business as advocated by  Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi – the acclaimed author of: Good Business, Flow and the Making of Meaning. Our commitment is to multi-cultural understanding based on an East-meets-West fusion of ideas and strategy in action. See: The Borderless World: Power and Strategy in the Interlinked Economy by Kenichi Ohmae. For those who want to have an independent career or run their own enterprise we can introduce you to membership organisations:

The Hub The Hub, the online network for sustainable business, Social Venture Network Europe, and subscribe to the principles of International Business Leaders’ Forum, Forum for the Future, Friends of the Earth, Alliance for New Humanity. Enterprise Support for Film Club Tutors We provide full marketing support for your business: web site, photography, digital brochures, online promotion and production of marketing collateral. We produce business cards, provide design and print services, copywriting, proofreading, pricelists and the Form of Words that you can use to sign up members directly.

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“Nature that framed us of four elements, warring within our breasts for regiment, doth teach us all to have aspiring minds”.- Niccolo Machiavelli

Careers

Working with us as a tutor or course leader We are currently looking for Film Club venues and Business Centres that can serve as a base for creative specialists, language coaches, leadership trainers and executive coaching specialists who can host Film Club events for Eco-graduates. Film Clubs operate as a co-operative network. Film Club is owned by our members, and members realise the benefits. Career Choice For those self-employed tutors and course leaders, language coaches and Directors of Study who want to work with Eco-graduates Film Club events: 

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We introduce venues for you to run workshops and seminars

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We market your courses, workshops and seminar programmes

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We provide technical support for audio and video broadcast (Podcasting) email video and web-based seminars

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We provide blogging tools, web sites, online promotion Social Networks and online community.

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We provide advice on content generation and curricula development

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You can become a Skype tutor – liaising directly with your students – regardless of location

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You can train with us to become an independent coach, language tutor, Skype tutor or corporate education specialist.

Your options You can offer The Eco-graduate Career Support service as a Co-venture or Network Member – in addition to any products or services you supply to: students, learners, professional or corporate clients in your area. The next step As a Co-venture or Network Member you will be expected to identify local members, approach potential members directly, manage the relationship and invoice your members.

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Build Your own Membership Base You can build your own client base or membership base. Contact us directly to apply for territorial rights to set up as an Eco-graduate Tutor or Eco-graduate Co-venture in the town and city of your choice. Alternatively, contact us to carry out market research for the demand for language services or English language services in your preferred location. We can evaluate existing courseware and curricula for their suitability for self-managed learning and web-delivery.

Quality Control We only work with selected Film Club venues, in Europe – Germany - Greece, Italy, France, Spain and Portugal that meet our requirements for providing quality services and value for money. All our students have the benefit of Career Support to enable them to draw on the resources of our network of mentors and advisors, at home and in new markets. Institute of Strategic Affairs -

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EU Resources for strategy design, policy formation, futures’ thinking and capital production – human and social capital – capacity building for international development for NGOs and investors. See: -

Blueprint for a Green City

The Sustainable Village in the Developing WORLD

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CPD – Eunomia – Governance, Finance, Reporting & Resilience Community Regeneration Resilience in Local Economy – a Governance Handbook Cultural Enterprise CPD

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Career Support for Graduates Enterprise Support Ideas incubation Design & language services

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We provide ideas incubation and Ethical Support for Green Projects. We support projects that are: environmental, educational, social, ethical and sustainable. Vitruvian Partnerships for Design – Urban Design – Town & Country Planning – Low-carbon Economy.

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If you want to set up KAI-zen Enterprise Chamber of Commerce for the town or city of your choice – subscribe here – Market Focus Reports If you want to set up Knowledge Base for your students and Alumni – contact us directly. Co-ventures: Town & Country Planning: Territories available. Terms & Conditions apply. See Co-operative Strategic Agreement – COSA. www.zuricheunomia.wordpress.com www.berlintechnologyhub.wordpress.com

Right Livelihood We welcome applications from Individuals and Collectives to set up your own Skype-enabled Internet Business Centre, with the option to supply local food and drink and Fair Trade tea & coffee. Your options: Sign up as a venue – sponsor – or come and visit us in Bristol, or Hub locations: Amsterdam, Berlin, Stockholm, Madrid, Porto, Rome, Brussels, Vienna or London. We provide resources and subsidised orientation for those who want to work as a coop or collective to deliver services by subscription to local members: students, professionals and their organisations. Work-life balance Take a look at your career – access support services to take your career to the next level. Careers We offer ideas incubation and Ethical Support for Green Business. We welcome applications from students, graduates and professionals who want to work towards financial independence, living and working in the city and country of choice. See: www.sustainablecapitalism.eu

“Nature that framed us of four elements, warring within our breasts for regiment, doth teach us all to have aspiring minds”.- Niccolo Machiavelli

Teaching and Learning – Earn and Learn Learn the language, learn English as a Foreign Language or learn to teach, in order to deliver City Guide and New in Town language services and enterprise support. Cafes If you are an existing cafe and want to host World Cinema Club events, we can help with promoting regular screenings, fund-raising events and Benefit Nights, sponsored by our Conservation partners. Fair Trade Careers If you want an independent career organising Green Events in your town or city – see Events: Event Management and a career in the ethical sector. Study opportunities and orientation are available via Hub locations and participating Kino Club venues.

www.zuricheunomia.wordpress.com www.adamsmithwealthofnations.wordpress.com The unregulated pursuit of self-interest threatens to make beggars of us all. The recent report published by Chatham House – Resource Futures – indicates this is so. The Nation State is beggared by porous borders – allowing cyber crime and siphoning off of profits to international tax havens by over-mighty corporations whose sole purpose is to hoover up cash in return for the minimum effort – to the exclusion of national interest – in the name of “capitalism”. Whether or not this is called “capitalism” it is activity that Government has no part to support. At the same time – species are driven to extinction when there is no commercial value attached to their survival. When there is commercial value – they are hunted and poached to extinction in the desperate scramble for cash. The desperate scramble for cash is on imposed on nation states by an over mighty – insufficiently governed financial sector that seeks to appropriate the largest amounts of cash for least effort – opportunistically, using every extractive method at its disposal – gambling with national currencies – to the extent that enforced privation becomes a National Security issue for sovereign states and a threat to national state stability through the influx of refugees and economic refugees for unstable regions of the globe. The answer lies in a step-change to Eco-capitalism – where National Borders are respected – security issues are addressed – Respect for Life and the Conditions of Life is upheld and one where Economics As If People Mattered and The Economics of Good and Evil inform best practice. Party to these arrangements are institutions, organisations, universities, local authorities, insurers, the ethical finance sector and those engaged in supporting economic regeneration and community-led regenerative cities in a Town & Country Planning initiative based on the Eco-polis – Agropolis model that addresses food security and energy security for towns and cities – favoured by www.futurepolicy.org and The Heinrich Boll Foundation. www.nonexecdirectors.wordpress.com www.marketfocusreports.wordpress.com www.leocreativeagencylondon.wordpress.com

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A Partnership of Ethical Interests The parties to this Ethical Sector Revival are: 1. The Commonwealth 2. Orthodox Nations 3. Sacred Culture interests – Islamic banking 4. The Ethical Financial Sector – the insurers, credit unions and mutual finance 5. Mutual organisations 6. The conservation, Education and Healthcare Sectors 7. Renewable Energy investors 8. Sustainable Technology investors, suppliers, scientists, suppliers, technicians and organisations The above rests on a Strategy for Agricultural Policy – from which all flows – based on an understanding of agro-economy – agro-ecology and disease prevention through perma-culture principles. The Central Grounds – Switzerland and Africa The strategy is: to Take the High Ground - Occupy the Middle Ground and Radiate in all Directions. The above is in accord with the needs of: 

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Right Livelihood

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The Middle Way

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The Noble Eight-fold Path

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Natural Law Commonwealth Strategy for BRIC Countries

This is Commonwealth strategy for BRIC countries based on Africa as a self-reliant continent – exporting her surplus to feed the world. The same strategy can be used for the continent of Latin America and as national security policy for Nation States. The above is in accord with the United Nations Environment Programme – United Nations Programme for Responsible Investment and United Nations’ Principles of Sustainable Insurance. To realise the above ends – Agricultural Policy based on respect, care for and stewardship of the Earth calls to be made in conjunction with a Social Contract between Crown – Law and People that understands and applies the work of The Jubilee Centre, The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith , a Theory Concerning Moral Sentiments, by Adam Smith, The Open Society Foundation and the demands of Eco-capitalism that call for an understanding of Stable State Economics, Stable state Governance, Stable State Prosperity and stable State Currency. Currency regulation – indicated and defined by appropriate understanding of Natural Law as indicated by and provided for by the terms of the Social Contract – is indicated by a phenomenon known as the Reversal of Gresham’s law. Gresham’s Law states that “bad money drives out good”. With the appropriate recognition of appropriate value – stable state currency – value recognition means the reversal of this. “Good money drives out bad”. This is the end of the Social Contract. See: www.clubofathens.org - www.worldfoodsystems.com

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The School of Writers A membership service for those with a professional or personal interest in Sustainability - Finance – Economics & Ecology – Commercial Ecology Inclusive Capitalism CPD 

Integrative Methods in: Business, Banking, Insurance, Finance, Commerce, Continuing Professional Development, Design and IT

I apply to join The School of Writers “Learn and Earn CPD” – I wish to use Career Portfolio Development Series of Events to: Establish My Body of Work/Engage in Continuing Professional Development Signed............................................................... Name................................................................ Address............................................................. Tel..................................................................... Email................................................................. Green Films TV & School of Writers A ten-week series – divided into terms – running throughout the year. Your monthly subscription includes CPD & Body of Work Publishing & Project Support services. Web publishing, design for print, audio and video recording, DVD duplication, typing, proof-reading, editing, back-office IT, secretarial and publishing project support. Support services are designed for Individual professionals and Organisations. Recommended Reading: 

Zen & The Art of Making a Living

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Economics As If People Mattered – E.F. Schumacher

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Good Business, Flow, Leadership and the Making of Meaning

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Leadership & The New Science

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The Future of Management

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Conjectures and Refutations

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The Open Society & Its Enemies

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The Divided Brain

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Zen & The Art of Civilisation

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The Trap – Adam Curtis

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Baraka – Ron Fricke

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Powaqqatsi

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Koyaanisqatsi

1.Eunomia – Prinzip – a Handbook for Local Governance 2. Eunomia – Praxis – a Handbook for Local Governors 3. Eunomia – Methodology – a Manual for Finance Governance 4. Eunomia – Objective – a Manual for Financial Governors 5. Summary – a view from Unified Field Perspective informing Integrated Policy Perspective 6. Overview – Integrated Policy Perspective informing local resilience in local economy 7. Eunomia – Local Currency – a Handbook 8. Eunomia – O/S 12.0 Web-enabled financial decision-making

Sustainable Agriculture The Seed of Life A Blueprint for the Convergence of Fair Trade, Agro-Economy, Agro-Ecology and Law

The Seed of Life provides a 9-fold model for: 1. Insurance 2. Terra Firma Estate Management Principle – Conservative Asset Management (Stewardship) 3. Family Agriculture & Community – The Convenience of the People Representing Crown, Law and People to come together through The Four Agreements 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Land Nature – Climate Animal Crop Through the Intersection of Technology And Seed.

This 9-fold arrangement holds the key for the Practice of The Four Agreements – the intersection of Agro-Economy, Agro-Ecology, Fair Trade and Law to provide the basis of Universal Education indicated by UNICEF – The Convention on the Rights of Each Child. 

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Create the conditions to attract inward investment Enable Green Finance for Infrastructure – Zero Carbon Pensions Transition to Low-Carbon Economy Realise and Practice Inclusive Capitalism. Transition to Inclusive Capitalism

This Transition is effected by The Five Pillars Authority – Farming – Forestry – Fisheries – Finance and Food. The Five Pillars Rest on Four Agreements – Prinzip & Praxis and on the intersection of 1. Principle 2. Promise 3. Contract 4. The Sign 5. The Way 1. The Principle is Conservative Asset Management Principle 2. The Promise is the Constitution and Governance Charter of your organisation 3. The Contract is The Service Level Agreement that enables the realisation of Corporate Public Responsibility 4. The sign of Validation is realised through a mix of Statutory and Voluntary Insurance 5. The Way is realised through the Principles and Practice of Responsible Investment. www.issuu.com/zencafes a. To Access Conservative Asset Management Principle – see: Earth Charter b. To Access Next-generation Governance Documentation and Constitution for Public – Private Policy and Practice – contact IDEAL NGO c. IDEAL NGO integrates: Insurance – Investment – Design – Defence – Energy – Education – Economy – Enterprise with Agriculture – Accounting and Law. d. These Services for your organisation are available in the Service Level Agreement – Cloud-based services for aligning your business strategy – corporate public responsibility – with your IT strategy – and aligning your Communications Strategy with your IT arrangement – serving the needs of your clients through stakeholder engagement and the leveraging of brand value through technology transfer and Knowledge Economy. Enable your organisation become a Learning Organisation engage in continuous improvement – kai-zen. See:  The Future of Management  The Individualised Corporation  The work of Peter Senge – The Learning Organisation  The work of Goldman Sachs Strategy Unit  Good Business, Flow, Leadership and the Making of Meaning  Theory U  Zen and the Art of Making a Living

The Service Level Agreement enables Your Organisation Pursue the Four Truths a. Principle – United Nations Principles of Responsible Investment b. Practice – Conservative Asset Management Principle c. Methodology – Distributed Learning – The Learning Organisation d. Objective – Continuous Improvement – Adaptive Leadership Through the Eight Fold Path 1. Adaptation - Understanding 2. Influence – Fair Trade Agreement 3. Wealth Generation through Defence of Value:– Governance – Operations – Law and Design – the New G-O-L-D standard 4. Service – Customer Centric Organisation as indicated by Theodore Levitt – editor of Harvard Business School Review 5. Practice – Inclusive Capitalism 6. Safeguarding of The Needs of the Next Generation 7. Generation of Community Capital 8. Reporting, Accountability, Transparency, Governance and Accountability The whole of which realises Justice – Balance and Fair Trade – realised through the Swords to Ploughshares agreement that can be downloaded by accessing: a. The Protocol – The Demand - Principle b. The Values – The Response – The Promise c. The Practice – Investment ensuring the Future – The Contract d. The Objective – Safeguarding against conflict – see Resources Future by The Royal Institute of International Affairs – Chatham House – The Sign e. The Way of which is engaged in by those who invest in a sustainable future – see Economics As If the Future Mattered by Diana Coyle of Enlightenment Economics – Co-chair of BBC Trust. 2. Parties to the Agreement include WWF UNICEF Fauna-Flora Business in the Community Transition to Low Carbon Economy is realised in the context of Support Organisations  Amigos  Howard-Higgins Agricultural Systems  Nathan Cummings Foundation  Seedbed Conservation Trust  Infrastructure as an Investment – CHEETAH Agreements  Kew  Nudge Digital  Bird and Bird  Print and Publishing Support

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Green Films TV Zen Cafes – Chambers of Commerce Housing and Manufacture – Berlin Technology Hub Design – Royal Institute of British Architects The Environmental Institute of Sweden Engineers without Borders Leadership in Sustainability – Cambridge – and others The UN Habitat Programme World Future Council The Eco-polis – Agro-polis Model

The Seven-step Route to Harmony 1. To order Conservative Asset Management Principle – see The Earth Charter 2. To Transition to Inclusive Capitalism – address your interests with a Conservative Policy Statement for Wealth Generation in accord with UN Principles of Responsible Investment 3. Address your Governance and Constitution for Transition 4. On completion of which you receive access to The Service Level Agreement 5. Insure against claim for misappropriation of asset or externalisation of cost 6. Invest for the future and engage in adaptive leadership – whether as an individual or organisation 7. Access support services as part of The Social Contract

Inclusive capitalism is a term composed of two complementary meanings: (1) poverty is a significant, systemic problem in countries which have already embraced or are transitioning towards capitalistic economies, and (2) companies and non-governmental organizations can sell goods and services to low-income people, which may lead to targeted poverty alleviation strategies, including improving peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s nutrition, health care, education, employment and environment, but not their political power. In ecology, sustainability is how biological systems remain diverse and productive. Long-lived and healthy wetlands and forests are examples of sustainable biological systems. In more general terms, sustainability is the endurance of systems and processes. The organizing principle for sustainability is sustainable development, which includes the four interconnected domains: ecology, economics, politics and culture.[1] Sustainability science is the study of sustainable development and environmental science. Healthy ecosystems and environments are necessary to the survival of humans and other organisms. Ways of reducing negative human impact areenvironmentally-friendly chemical engineering, environmental resources management and environmental protection. Information is gained from green chemistry, earth science, environmental science and conservation biology.Ecological economics studies the fields of academic research that aim to address human economies and natural ecosystems.

The Four Agreements New Directions Foundation Berlin Technology Hub Fair Trade Economic Foundation Institute of Strategic Policy Studies Introducing: www.backbase.com and Nudge Digital for Innovative Finance 1. The Institute deals with matters of: investment, defence, policy, taxation and land 2. Fair Trade Economic Foundation determines KPIs for Governance and Products and Services to conform to insurance standards 3. Berlin Technology Hub validates and licenses technology for Green City Deployment 4. New Directions Foundation provides access to Green Finance for Bottom-up Funding for Economic Regeneration Settling the Assets 1. The Assets consist of courseware and CPD material for student, graduate and undergraduate use in universities and organisations around the world for access by staff, students, alumni and associates. 2. The Assets consist of courseware in Transition Economics and Schumacher Economics for understanding the economic attendant imperatives to a transition to low-carbon technology. 3. The perspective is informed by Terra Firma Economics and Unified Field Perspective methodologies for realising Stable State Governance. 4. The whole provides the realisation of Taoist Economy – to inform Open Capital for Open Society. Open Capital Know-How – Scottish and Commonwealth Insurers Open Network – An A-Z Know How resides in the intellectual property and licensing opportunities that arise from a combination of proprietary knowledge, copyright, partnerships and positioning to engage in licensing opportunities to the benefit of the Four Agreements. 1. FLAMINGO – Fully licensed and Managed integrated Non Governmental organisation 2. IBIS – Integrated Banking and Insurance Software/ Services 3. Private Enterprise National Governance Universal Integrated Norms – PENGUIN

4. Strategic Tactical operations Requiring knowledge – STORK – qualifications and certificates 5. Education and Governance for Legitimate Enterprise – EAGLE 6. Healthcare as Currency 7. Food For Cities – Howard-Higgins Agricultural Systems 8. Standard Operational Licensing AUTHORISED Regulation – SOLAR 9. Development of Natural Capital in line with RIO Nation Objectives 10. Commonwealth Strategy for BRIC countries 11. Chamber of Commerce Strategy 12. Open Society – open Capital for open Society – Big Society 13. The Reversal of Gresham’s Law 14. The Social Contract – The Schumacher Conservationists’ Treaty of Understanding 15. Integrated Back-Office Systems 16. Transition to efficiency – Just-in-time Lean Services 17. The Twelve Pillars of Architecture – Vitruvian Partnerships for Town and Country Planning 18. Eco-polis – Agro-polis – Smart City 19. Made possible through relationship with IT service providers – Exponential-e.com and airwatch.com – insurers and metacompliance.com 20. Made possible through relationship with Arup.com 21. Swords to Ploughshares – made possible through relationship with RAC and Dynamixx.co.uk 22. Government Advisory Practice – Berlin Technology Hub to partner with: 23. Providers of Islamic Finance – Credit Unions 24. The Rainforest Alliance – WWF – RSA – Lloyds – Marsh.com 25. Nations supporting Stable State Governance and Swords to Ploughshares 26. Informed by Conservative Asset Management Principle – see Social Contract. Informed by and informing Zero Carbon Pensions. www.NewDirectionsFoundation.org 

LONDON – Licensing Occidental Norms Developing Oriental Networks

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PRAGUE – Policy Regulating Assured Guarantees Underwriting Enterprise

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SCOTLAND – Secure Commonwealth Operating Trust Legal Assured Normative Directives

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RIO Systems – Regulatory Insurance Operating Systems

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LISBON – Licensed Insurance Software - Banking Operating Norms

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ASHRAM – Anglo-Swiss Holdings – Royalties and Music

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Berlin Technology Hub

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The Social Contract – Strategies & Observations

SATORI Systems™ Social Security Authorised Technology Operating Regulatory Insurance SATORI Systems operate Life and Healthcare Services in the context of Fair Trade Chambers of Commerce and Access to Justice Legal Insurance. These Four Services – Commerce – Law – Life and Healthcare form part of the Community Capital Development Foundation Blueprint for National and Regional Economic and Environmental Resilience. SATORI Systems ™ introduce: 1. Wellbeing and Life Quality as components of informing Economic Policy based on a Sustainability Reading of Development Economics. 2. The National Policy Guideline is informed by Conservative Asset Management Principle – Stewardship Economics – for the Development of Natural Capital in line with Rio Nation objectives and United Nations Principles of Responsible Investment. 3. SATORI Systems are licensed to local and regional authorities – working in partnership with Life and Pension Providers – Insurers and Investors in Infrastructure as a Service. 4. The Seven Areas of Infrastructure Investment are: Communications – Construction – Healthcare – Education – Energy – Conservation – Transport – Agriculture and Housing. 5. Just as Pension Funds currently invest in completed buildings for income – so too the Pension Fund can invest in the provision of Public Utility in return for Rental Income – according to the Eco-polis – Agro-polis model for Urban and Economic Regeneration according to the needs of Food Security and Energy Security – indicated by The World Future Council – www.futurepolicy.org. 6. Integrated Banking and Insurance Services enable Ethical Banking in line with Mutual Values – to regenerate local Economy in line with Global Alliance for Banking Values. 7. The whole is overseen by Systems and Services, Software and Support from Visegrad Data Security Institute and Renaissance Council – working in conjunction with selected Legal Service Providers – Auditors – Systems and Software Support Providers and Cloud Service Providers.

Systems 1. VITRUVIAN SYSTEMS™ – Design and Build – Construction and Finance 2. HIPPOCRATIC SYSTEMS™ – Healthcare and Healthcare Technology 3. CICERO SYSTEMS™ – Legal Services – Mediation – Language Services and CPD 4. AGRICOLA SYSTEMS™ – Town & Country Systems for Food Security and Energy Security 5. Terra Madre Systems™ – for: Agricultural Technology, Seed, Topsoil Renovation - Waste and Water Treatment and Technology. 6. SATORI Systems™ provide for: Social Security – Fraud Prevention – CPD – Insurance – KPI – Life Assurance – Zero Carbon Pensions and Revenue Collection. Enterprise Enterprise Services are provided by LEONIDAS™ Systems – Legal Enterprise Norms – Insurance – Design and Security – Distribution and Supply. Integrated Distribution and Supply Systems are put in place through regional transport, logistical and food and energy distribution hubs and network enabling each region to focus on its Manufacture and Production – capability, resources, licensing, insurance and maintenance. Zero Carbon Pensions provide a basis for the Non-Dominium Registration of Open Source Technology for Energy, Management, Finance, Investment, Agriculture, Healthcare, Cloud and Town and Country Systems based on the Convergence of Science, Capital, Agriculture and Technology. Insurance Protocol This Non-Dominium Settlement of Asset is made between Nation States through the vehicle of International Protocol – see Open Government Protocol – and signed up to Region by Region for those who accord with Terra Firma Methodology. Stable State Adherence to Protocol is designed to attract Inward Investment to their region so as to enable asset-backed Currency – Universal Insurance – Collection of Revenues and Distribution of Benefits in such manner as accords with the principles of insurers for Stable State Governance and Stable State Prosperity. See: Swords to Ploughshares.