The document discusses permaculture design, emphasizing its application across various sectors such as commerce, education, and community. It highlights four core components necessary for a complete site: water, earth, landscape, and plants, as well as social and design aspects that foster harmonious connections and integration. Key principles include efficient resource use, planning for accountability, and promoting biodiversity and diverse functions.

1. Permaculture Design (3)

2. In Social Space

3. In commerce
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4. In social/economic systems

5. In Cottage Industries

6. In Education

7. In Medicine

8. In Art

9. In Community

10. In our attitudes

11. In People

12. In Design

13. Permaculture Design
4 Core components of a complete
Site:
Water, Earth, L
andscape, Clim
ate,
Plants
Social: The
Energy:
Legal Design: Technologies,
Aids, People, cult harmonious Connections, S
ure, Trade, & integration of tructures, Sour
Finance landscape ces
and people
Abstract:
Timing,
Data,
Ethics

14. “Without a plan, there is no
commitment, hence no accountability.”
Henri Fayol

22. PermaculturePrinciples
Using
Energy Small
Biological Cycling Scale
Resources Intensive
Energy Accelerating
Efficient Succession
Planning
Multiple Diversity
Elements
Multiple Edge
functions Awareness
Relative Design Attitudinal
Location Principles principles