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Give a gift to the grassroots
What could the world look like if all people and communities thrived, living in partnership with healthy ecosystems? At Regenerosity, we aim to amplify the voices and the work of grassroots communities who are making this…
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Flowing Money in Service of Life: From Awareness to Action
In a constantly changing world, thinking about systemic change can feel overwhelming and intangible. However, by activating collective change, we can become inspired and hopeful. We can explore what it means to have money in service…
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LUSH Spring Prize 2023 opens for applications
From 1st August 2022 – 19th September 2022, regenerative organisations, community groups, businesses and other projects from around the world can apply to the LUSH Spring Prize 2023. The Prize awards and celebrates those repairing the…
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Regenerosity a whole-system approach to funding
With a core network of over 600 projects and initiatives that have already successfully gone through Buckminster Fuller Institute’s Fullers Challenge; LUSH Spring Prize or UNDP Equator Prize, Regenerosity weaves collaboration amongst funders, partners and grantees…
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Moving from problems to potential. What is regenerative capacity development?
How can we identify opportunities for capacity development? What are regenerative approaches to capacity development? As more focus and resources pour into regenerative projects, how can we ensure we are cultivating the genius that exists in…
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Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning – What’s a Regenerative approach?
Our planet’s vital life systems are being nurtured by the hands of people working alongside nature’s genius, regenerating our global ecosystems. As we undergo this transformation, it is critical to monitor ecology as they go through…
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10 Pathways to Scaling Regeneratively
As part of regenerosity.world webinar series, we invite voices from the field to help us delve deeper into the emerging field of regenerative philanthropy. In our second webinar, we invited Joseph Ntunyoi from Laikipia Permaculture Centre,…
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Turning Problems into Solutions | Laikipia Permaculture Centre, Kenya
When life gives you prickly pears, make jam. Opuntia (also known as Prickly Pear) is an invasive species of cacti that spreads rapidly, wiping out grazing land and harming livestock in the arid region of Laikipia,…
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Jewels in the Desert: visions of a regenerated oasis for the Sahrawi peoples
For almost half a century the Sahrawi people have been forced to exist in remote refugee camps in the Sahara Desert. International collective Surplus Permaculture Design has created a revolutionary project, that aims to reverse the…