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an intentional co-operative community
following permaculture principles
People
Care
Share of
Resource
s
Earth
Care
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A situation where people knowingly and willingly
share aspects of living accommodation and
material goods. In addition, there should be some
sort of structure that it is possible to join and in so
doing become an equal and participating
member.
Diggers and Dreamers
Living together with a common purpose – to work
creatively towards a lifestyle that reflects shared
core values.
The task is to create a new society within the shell
of the old.
Dorothy Day
7. intrinsic values
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Collaboration based upon the Co-operative values and
principles.
Working to create a sustainable way of living.
Development of ideas related to building design and
architecture.
Up-cycling and recycling materials for building.
Harvesting of low impact energy sources.
Being philanthropic.
Sharing, giving, loving, caring.
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Fostering ‘intrinsic’ values – among them self-
acceptance, care for others, and concern for
the natural world – has real and lasting
benefits. By acknowledging the importance of
these values, and the ‘frames’ that embody
and express them; by examining how our
actions help to strengthen or weaken them;
and by working together to cultivate them, we
can create a more compassionate society, and
a better world.
P.I.R.C.
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Co-operative Values
Self-help
Self-responsibility
Democracy, Equality
Equity
Solidarity
Honesty
Openness
Social Responsibility
Caring for others
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1. Voluntary and Open Membership
2. Democratic Member Control
3. Members' Economic Participation
4. Autonomy and Independence
5. Education, Training and Information
6. Cooperation among Cooperatives
7. Concern for Community
Cooperative Principles
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Making it work in reality
Workers
Co-op
Housing
C0-op
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Housing Co-
operative
To re-invest in nature and people.
To create community between people.
To create homes with an eco-friendly
feel.
To create work spaces for sharing skills
and knowledge.
To design and build using recycled
materials.
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To build using sustainable and low
impact methods.
To produce food and working materials
using the Permaculture principles.
To source power and resources with
carbon neutral methodology.
And finally to create a model of
sustainability living in an almost off grid
sense.
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collaborations
Lincoln University Architecture Department
L.C.D.A / L.C.S
Community Land Trust / Lincolnshire / National
West Lindsay District Council
Lincoln City Council
Revival Lincolnshire
Hackspace Lincoln
Legsby Housing Co-operative
The Lincoln Group
Andrew Ottewell
Permaculture Lincoln
Green Synergy
Social Science Centre Lincoln
Transition Town Lincoln
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and anyone who wants to
be involved, which means
you too……
It has almost nothing to do
with me, and absolutely
everything to do with
you...!