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The CPI is a website accessible to all, designed to enable Permaculture practice and thinking to be shared.
It is a 'Who's Who' of permaculture, a source of permaculturists work, and a tool for communication.
Use it as you wish!
Everyone.
The central idea of the chaordic PC Institute is that it will:
a) put faces to permaculturists around the world;
b) identify, value, dignify, celebrate & disseminate the great (but often unknown) work that many permaculture designers (individuals or teams) are doing around the world, including those which are not (necessarily) connected to a local or regional existing Institute, any group or organization, nor (necessarily) publishing their work (perhaps because they're too busy doing it);
c) help permaculturists to communicate with each other across geographical boundaries.
Permaculturists need to be able to communicate who they are and what they do. They can then support each other to develop their work, then inform others looking for solutions.
We don´t know what will be the details of a truly sustainable future,
but we need options,
we need people experimenting all types of forms
and permaculture designers are one of the crucial groups who are doing this."
This continues the great PC tradition of people-centred work: the idea is that it be just like a great international permaculture conference, but without the the big journeys: come and meet everyone, find out who´s doing what, start or continue the conversations, then decide who you´d like to visit at their projects and hug in person later.
With time, as we design good protocols for such an International Institute, with the synergy produced we can:
1) colaborate much better across geografical and culture barriers (access information and colaborations for our projects, not re-invent wheels, etc.), exemplifying our directives of self-responsability and cooperation .. to do our job of creating a sustainable planet a lot better, quicker, more elegantly ..
2) build relationships and effectiveness as a world movement (more connected but not centralized)
3) possibly access more resources together, and direct them more effectively
4) keep knowing each other as much as possible PERSONALLY (one of the great strengths of the PC 'family' is how personal it is) however big we become as a network
5) and also knowing our history (a community needs to know its history .. and this can´t easily be passed on orally once we're this big) ... see (and contribute to, please) the Pioneers page; most new permaculturists don´t know the stories of these (and other) wonderful giants we stand on the shoulders of
6) cooperate - well - by DE-SIGN and not risk competing - badly - by DE-FAULT
(So please DO sign-up to the working group moving this if you care about these things)
7) explore the technologies for creating more fertile connexions and fertile edges between people and organizations
If you have fast internet connexion you can now download
the presentation given at IPC8 on this design here > > 0InstituteDesign.pdf
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