Participation and Inclusivity create financial permaculture

One of the keys to a successful financial permaculture is optimizing the
existing wisdom, knowledge and talent of a region. The same goes for
designing a template for financial permaculture to become replicable
around North America and beyond.
In my mind, financial permaculture is the design of human cooperative systems to empower the mutual beneficial interaction of businesses, organizations and individuals in a community. This starts with zone zero, like any permaculture design, and focuses on creating pathways of interaction that minimize waste.

Many folks have been working hard to envision pathways towards financial permaculture. Some use the term financial permaculture, some dont...but the wisdom of those folks who have been out there designing and teaching financial permaculture systems and regenerative economic systems is invalauble.

As an organizer of a Financial Permaculture initiative and workshop I am very interested inhearing what Financial Permaculture means to other people and what their experiences are with it.

Idealy I would love to have a gallery of 250-500 word essays on what finanancial permaculture is and what it means (what it would look like, how to get there, why to go there, or any other focus) from every permaculture desiger, teacher and student who is willing to giver their time and energy..The more voices help define it, and the more wisdom we can draw on to create it, the better.

I have emailed many Permies in my network for submissions to a collective library of deffinitions of Financial Permaculture..unfortunatly everyone is busy working hard on their own projects, reveling in the walth of oportunities to turn problems into solutions...
So perhaps we will hae to be pacient as we gather definitions and examples.

This is a call for help. Please share your visions, ideas and experiences with financial permaculture. Help define the vision for an alternative to the status quo...and be a part of the solution. Send a full length essay to greg[at]thefarm.org or just respond with your thoughts in the comment section...

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