Localisation
When we look at Localisation, we are asking, what if most of our food came from nearby farmers who are part of our community and who ensure food security year round? What if the money we spent on everyday goods continued to recirculate in the local economy, building community wealth along the way? What if local businesses could thrive and provide ample, meaningful employment opportunities?
Artists and Writers in 28 Countries Come Together to Respond to the Climate Emergency with the World Weather Network.
Around the world, localisation is gaining momentum for being a solution-multiplier, and building resilient local economies and communities. From localising economic activity and supporting small businesses to decentralising energy systems, localisation continues to prove to be the solution to numerous systemic problems.
What is localisation really about? An introduction to the global movement building resilient local economies and communities.
A quiet revolution is underway. And it’s sprouting where you might least expect it. In old baths and window boxes. In reclaimed parking lots and allotment plots. This is an urban seed revolution…
Watch the short film ‘A Quiet Revolution’ from The Gaia Foundation
