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REGENERATIVE STORIES FROM AROUND THE GLOBE


"We can choose to lead the transition to reduced growth in the stock of financial capital, while augmenting the stocks of social and natural capital, or risk having it forced upon us by nature’s limits, social upheaval, or—most likely—both at the same time." 
— John Fullerton, from "Limits to Investment: Finance in the Anthropocene"

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Regenerative Communities Network Costa Rica Hub Leader Eduard Müller speaks frankly about what humanity urgently needs to do. 

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THE REGENERATIVE COMMUNITIES NETWORK


Exploring the principles and frameworks of regenerative economics at a larger scale, Capital Institute is collaborating with a group of practitioners around the world to launch the Regenerative Communities Network.

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REFUGEES CO-CREATING A FUTURE IN UGANDA

Find out how a group of young refugees in Uganda are beginning to thrive in the most challenging of circumstances through self-organization and mutual support.

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TAMAR VALLEY GROW LOCAL

Building on the Tamar River Valley's rich agricultural history, Tamar Grow Local's goal is to revitalize the local food economy by addressing the barriers to enterprise success experienced by small-scale farmers in this Southwest region of England.

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EPLESLANG


A self-sustaining Norwegian social enterprise that turns the untapped potential of underutilized human resources and wasted local assets into productive work and a product of community value.

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GRUPO ECOLÓGICO’S  “PATI” RUIZ CORZO

Pati Ruiz Corzo's story of a remarkable adventure and spiritual quest in Mexico’s Sierra Gorda, and of a not-for-profit that has empowered impoverished farmers and ranchers to assume the role of regenerators of one of the world's most biodiverse regions. 

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GRUPO ECOLOGICO’s MARIO DAVID PEDRAZA


Grupo Ecologico’s Mario David Pedraza works with the farmers and ranchers of Mexico’s Sierra Gorda to reconnect with the culture of their native soil, regenerate their land and enrich their lives through the practice of permaculture and holistic management.


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BENDIGO BANK



The Bendigo Community Bank Model—part franchise, part cooperative—has helped recirculate capital into Australia's local economies and empowered communities to reshape their futures through a unique grant-making structure.

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WISCONSIN MICROFINANCE


A lending platform built on a relationship of trust between the University of Wisconsin community and a Haitian community that can potentially be replicated by many research universities with ties to the developing world.

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THE FIELD GUIDE TO A REGENERATIVE ECONOMY

The Field Guide is a project of Capital Institute, a non-partisan think tank exploring the economic transition to a more just, regenerative, and thus sustainable way of living on this earth through the transformation of finance.  Our Regenerative Capitalism framework is the source code for all our work. Since 2010, The Field Guide has been telling the stories of projects and enterprises of the emerging Regenerative Economy.  It is Capital Institute's attempt to link theory with practice, shining a light on how the Regenerative Economy is emerging in the real world, if only we have eyes to see.



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