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Optimized local interdependence.

Providing unbiased equivalent opportunity for all participants.

Optimizing resilience by including diverse elements in a system.

Trade ethics and regulations that guard against exploitative or unfair trade.

Sharing resources freely

Verifyably accurate and effective

Lessening the environmental and impacts of food storage and transport by choosing seasonal food.

Care, respect, and compassion for all living beings.

Efficient usage and total reuse, recycling or ecological re-integration of materials.

The core principles of creative culture and what make them work.

The fundamental rights and freedoms of humans and all living beings.

Fundamental rights and freedoms of all human beings.

Fair respectful and 'humane' treatment of animals.

Of a quality that, if it were to continue indefinitely, would not cause imbalance, destruction or disharmony in the system.

Fulfilling local needs with local resources.

Optimization of systems to avoid wastage.

Music and song are an important part of a balanced culture; not only hearing music but making it a part of daily life.

Are made by moving the body.

Archiving and passing on the history and wisdom of a people to future generations.

The written word used to edify and refine human existence

Laws of land usage, ownership and stewardship.

Enlightened leadership and lawmaking leads to rules and laws that benefit all members of society, but beneficial rules and regulations need to be enforced correctly to function.

When everyone agrees that consensus is the best way to go we can change our decision making process to a consensus...

Democratic governance systems in which members vote directly on decisions instead of voting on who should make decisions

Facilitating peaceful intercultural communication and relations.

Systems of title, authority, responsibility, control and obligation.

Sociocracy is a governance method that aims to make collaboration, self-organization, and distributed authority practical and effective.

Principles and patterns for making wise collective decisions

Direct exchange of goods without the use of money.

System of exchange using time as a currency.

Systems of exchange that are independent from unsustainable debt economics.

Farmer’s Markets, craft markets, and other gatherings where local goods are exchanged.

Resources for entrepreneurs, startups, small businesses, and social impact initiatives.

Stewardship and understanding of natural ecosystems.

Ethical and holistic approaches to broadening human knowledge and understanding of the cosmos.

The beneficial application of scientific knowledge through mechanical or information systems

The keys to an optimal home education.

Managing and preventing wildfires for ecosystem health.

Using the heat from the Earth for energy.

Using sunlight to for generating energy.

Responsibly harvesting power from wind.

Sustainable methods of storing energy over time.

Best practices for the terminus of a human lifetime.

Best practices for the process of introducing a human being to the world outside the womb.

Finding and assessing a good match for partnership and parenting.

Caring for the needs those who are no-longer able entirely to do so for themselves.

Holistically fulfilling the responsibility of raising children.

Best practices for sustainable agriculture.

Enhancing the quality and health of soil.

Food storage and preservation allows food to be eaten for some time after harvest rather than solely immediately.

Cultivating and caring for bees.

Designing human habitat systems based on patterns found in nature.

Building soil and squestering carbon with charred wood.

Optimizing soil health and productivity by cultivating symbiotic microorganisms.

Although purchasing store-bought seed on an annual basis has become the norm, saving and sharing seeds is an essential part of a sustainable local food system.

Harvesting wild plants for food.

Community gardens are places where many people can grow food together on the same piece of land.

Getting the correct balance of foods for optimum health.

Plant-based diet that avoids animal products

Optimizing health and well-being with a physically active lifestyle.

Maintaining balance with helpful and pathogenic bacteria.

The study and practice of healing with medicinal plants.

Methods and resources for cleaning without toxic chemicals

Fermentation is a time-tested method of preserving food which is delicious, energy efficient, and a great way to maintain the natural enzymes and nutrition of the food.

Holistic heart health and preventative Cardio medicine.

Getting enough sleep in major contributor to good physical, emotional, and mental health.

Ways of preventing and curing tooth decay through diet and nutrition.

Planning and design from home to village and city scale.

Utilizing the tops of buildings for green space.

Transforming previously used materials into new raw materials.

Sustainable management of forest ecosystems.

3D printers make it possible for DIY production of plastic, resin, and metal parts that, up until recently, were otherwise very difficult or expensive to create on a small scale.

The ancient art of safely transforming human waste into fertile garden soil with the help of aerobic bacteria.

Sustainable building/construction materials

The transformation of organic "waste" back into enhanced soil.

Made with organic cotton or other sustainable materials

Leveling the playing field in favor of resilient small scale manufacturing

Beneficially effective ceremonial gatherings and events.

Fostering understanding, harmony, and cooperation between religions.

The practice of quieting the mind, body, and emotions.

Bicycling is a very efficient and sustainable method of human transport.

For areas accessible by water sailboats can efficiently transport people and large quantities of other goods using no fossil fuels and, if care is taken in choosing non-toxic materials, with a minimum environmental impact.

Electric vehicles are considered a more sustainable method of transport than fossil fuel powered vehicles. At this time most electricity is produced in unsustainable ways, but there are more sustainable ways to produce electricity being developed.

Catching and storing rain

Removing harmful chemicals and organisms from water.