The Six fundamental perspectives of regenerative design | Summit 22

What are the key perspectives of regenerative design? Joanna Choukeir discusses what she considers to be the six fundamental elements alongside Tim Brown at Summit 22.
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Summary: Six perspectives (the term leaves space for emergence: allows for development, recognises the importance of various worldviews): 1. Systemic Perspective: our systems are dependant, interconnected and nested (similarly to natural systems) 2. Adaptive: learning the adaptive cycle of nature 3. Collective Wisdom: hearing stakeholders, including nonhuman 4. Imagination: cant solve a problem with the same mindset that created it 5. Long-term Thinking: stewardship to long term future instead 6. Glocal: combining global and local, a good idea is not necessarily scalable globally, change starts one bioregion at a time

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1. Follow the materials. 2. Systems. Build one that’s value tight, circular, and sustainable and sustaining. 3. Find the regeneration: ecology; renewable energy; learning and the growth of people; equitable social reproduction. Do lots of this. 4. Technology: shortens all vectors. Make it even better. 5. Enhance with culture Tx