- Módulo 01: Introducción1.1 Lección 1: ¿Interesado en la regeneración?
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1.2 Lección 2: ¿Qué es la economía regenerativa?
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1.3 Lección 3: Principios de la Economía Regenerativa9 Temas
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1.4 Lección 4: Hacia la Economía Regenerativa1 Cuestionario
- Módulo-02: Ir más allá de los círculos2.1 Lección 1: De la Economía Lineal a la Circular
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2.2 Lección 2: El sistema anidado
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2.3 Lección 3: De centrarse en el producto a centrarse en el proceso1 Cuestionario
- Módulo-03: Cambio de mentalidad de economía regenerativa3.1 Lección 1: Cambiar la mentalidad para transformar el sistema1 Tema
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3.2 Lección 2: Cambio de mentalidad: ?Hacer? ¿de ser?2 Temas
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3.3 Lección 3: Cambio de mentalidad: ?Ego? a ?Alma?1 Tema1 Cuestionario
- Módulo 04: Marco de Economía Regenerativa4.1 Lección 1: Niveles de Paradigma6 Temas
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4.2 Lección 2: Comprender los niveles del paradigma como sistema
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4.3 Lección 3: Desarrollo de una práctica de economía regenerativa5 Temas
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4.4 Lección 4: Crecimiento cuantitativo a crecimiento cualitativo2 Temas1 Cuestionario
- Módulo 05: Enfoque colaborativo de la economía regenerativa5.1 Lección-1: Ecología y Economía Regenerativa 1
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5.2 Lección-2: Economía del Desarrollo Humano9 Temas
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5.3 Lección 3: Enfoque regenerativo para el desarrollo económico integral7 Temas
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5.4 Lección 4: Cultura Regenerativa3 Temas1 Cuestionario
- Módulo 06: Inversión Regenerativa6.1 Lección 1: El papel de las empresas2 Temas
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6.2 Lección 2: Invertir desde una mente regenerativa1 Tema
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6.3 Lección 3: Inversión en el sistema alimentario en una economía regenerativa4 Temas1 Cuestionario
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Conclusión
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When working on a community’s economic growth, one strategy to prevent fragmentation is to evaluate progress in terms of state changes as well as tangible goals. A community that is expanding its capacity and capacities will undergo internal transformation, becoming smarter and better able to function as an integrated system to achieve challenging and long-term objectives. Any given community will go through several states that are specific to it. Nonetheless, there are a few common patterns:
- Being Body
A community must develop a live sense of its place in order to embrace its particular features and special prospects as a source of economic potential. It can then feel itself as a whole, a living thing that is connected to and reflective of its landscapes, environments, cultures, and story as a result of this. This gives a community a deeply ingrained and genuine identity from which it can expand in the future.
- Self-Organizing
A community can start to take the reins of the transformation process at this point because its members have attained a sufficient level of self-awareness and agency. Instead of individual self-interest or personal agenda, decisions regarding which activities to undertake are influenced by thoughts about how to express and evolve the intrinsic wealth of location. It takes constant dedication to one’s own personal development to persuade people to put aside their own limited interests in favor of aiding in collective development. When people come together for the same goal, however, collective will inevitably develops.
- Field Generation
The level of energy and spirit in a town affects thought and behavior, which in turn affects how people occupy their place. It can be vibrant and uplifting or depressed and dejected. The long-term effectiveness of a regenerative process depends on creating an energy field that encourages individuals to embrace and seek change because it supports their ownership of and dedication to this difficult but gratifying effort. A society must learn to continuously regenerate the quality of energy required to maintain cooperation and alignment among its members because energy fields have a propensity to collapse or degrade over time.
