Greenpeace Energy exclusively offers electricity made from regenerative energies i.e. not using coal or nuclear power plants. A customer for Greenpeace Energy makes an important
What is WorkNet:future?
WorkNet:future is a medium that enables the display and networking of individuals and organisation and their initiatives and projects. What they all share is their commitment to a global sustainability and justice. It shows the creativity, courage and responsibility of individuals that have continuously faced global challenges and therefore have contributed to a re-thinking and re-directing in important, social fields of interest.
WorkNet:future categorises the presented initiatives. In order to be displayed on the Web Site, the initiatives have to meet the entry requirements and must fit into at least one and at most three of the 24 categories that have been defined by the World Future Council. An editorial staff is in charge of managing the admission of new initiatives to the website according to the given guidelines.
WorkNet:future as a directory and network for initiatives all over the world. The short presentations given are written by the initiatives themselves. They explain the core idea and show notable examples of their projects. More detailed information can then be found on the initiatives own websites, which are interlinked with WN:f.
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Since 1982, the Rocky Mountain Institute has been hatching game-changing innovations to help make the world richer, fairer, cooler and safer. Reinventing Fire encompasses diverse activities, all aimed at eliminating fossil-fuel use and shifting toward radical energy efficiency and abundant renewable energy.
International Campaign Mbya indigenous communities
With a loud cry for help this international campaign
With a loud cry for help this international campaign addresses the public to save and preserve the settlements of the Argentinian Mbya indigenous communities. Reasons for their eviction are economic interests. For example, the clearing of ancient trees to win more land for agriculture.
Sustainable Integrated Area Development (SIAD)
Sustainable Integrated Area Development (SIAD) is a “
Sustainable Integrated Area Development (SIAD) is a “framework“ that wants to structure a sustainable development in the Philippines. Communities are formed in different biogeographic areas and then work at establishing sustainable development initiatives for the future. Furthermore, it establishes local networks between communal and national programs.