- 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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The measures that are now used to measure performance have somewhat locked in the practices of impact investing. It will be necessary to reevaluate presumptions about what success means and how to measure it in order to use a regenerative investment method. This entails focusing on systemic effects that alter the condition and capability of the system rather than narrowly defined, clearly quantifiable consequences or outcomes. How much has a system improved in terms of vitality, viability, and capacity for evolution can be a question to consider in order to make this change. And how can we develop the ability to assess such changes?
It’s crucial to use the right success metrics. They ensure other parties that a program is serving its intended objective and provide transparency for investors. To avoid undermining the systemic ability that a regenerative investment is intended to develop, they must be carefully planned. As a direct result of its operations, the resort has: encouraged the development of ecological agriculture in the area; promoted a co – operative of artisanal sea-salt manufacturers; identified new markets and products for local builders, equipment, and crafts; revived the economy and social dynamism of the neighboring village; and assisted local sea turtle poachers in becoming knowledgeable stewards of what has turned into a sacrosanct area.
As a result, the flows of economic, human, cognitive, and natural capital that gave rise to Playa Viva have not only produced a flourishing and well-known company. Also, they have had regenerative, systemic benefits that have grown and compounded over time.
In a world that is changing quickly, investors have a crucial role to play as change agents and creators of a new economic dynamic. This holds true for all types of investors, including philanthropies, governments, private money, and business owners. Each of these investors has the ability to influence how humans interact with their planet if they operate from a comprehensive understanding of living systems.
Since every biological system is different and dependent on internal growth and creative engagement, there are no specific methods, guidelines, or best practices for this. But in the absence of a general strategy, developing a regenerative mindset in each investor and the community of investors can be the way ahead.
