Our beautiful blue planet has been deeply challenged and the life style many of us have today is not really sustainable.

 

On board of this venture you will meet the people who have taken a step – or many – towards a more sustainable life style. 

 

You will experience how you can get in touch with yourself and listen inwards to make choices that really are good for you – and for our planet.

 

There is also possibilities to explore the psychological and economical aspects of sustainability – what emotions and resources get in the way when it comes to the necessary transformation work and what do they stand for?

 

For example this year, sign up for a community supported agriculture (CSA), farm share within our projects. With a CSA, you provide upfront capital to a local farm ahead of the planting season. You get a share of the produce while accepting a share of the risk.  We have dozens of CSAs to choose from and one may be right for your family.

 

Whatever you do with your savings it is important to ask questions. Where does the money go? What is the company’s sustainability policy? Who benefits and how do you know that your investments do not support coercive or discriminatory labour practices? 

 

 

You are a part of the transformation – and it actually starts with you! We are standing for giving you inspiration and help you see the possibilities, the opportunity which points to new ways and new solutions. 

 

With our help you may receive concrete tools to discover what changes you can make in your every day life towards a more sustainable and rich life.

 

You can support the natural and sustainable systems in the economical fields, and the principles that inspire and act for the future that sustains.

 

When putting money away for the future, it’s important to consider the sustainability of those investments. If your investment degrades nature or undermines communities, will it be contributing to a future that is safe for you or your children? Here are a few tips on how to make sure your investment supports social and environmentally sustainable economic activities.

 

Replacing your furnace, insulating your home, installing a low flow toilet, or tackling other renovations to reduce energy and water consumption are not usually listed in financial pages, but these investments will have a surer and most stable rate of return than most other investments you can make. With stockmarkets flatlining in recent years, why not take your money to projects that will have long term positive impacts.