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![A polytechnic for sustainability [Definition: polytechnic institute - a technical school offering instruction in many industrial arts and applied sciences] international, connections for visiting teachers and students. Links to research and tertiary institutions. Centre of learning and education Return to creativity and life skills Ideal of living with reality of life on earth Learning relationships between people and earth – understanding of Sociocracy (decision making process) and mutual problem solving. Food co-op, café, guest house, picnic/barbeque areas, workshops, music/craft festivals, people around “community” (demo village) Part of broader community, bring external in. Also create a HUB within the community to encourage interaction within the ecovillage. Open to ‘outsiders’ – permeable to external society and influencing it. Look at encouraging corporates, as part of development, sponsorship, trialling products Balance between personal and shared space Intergenerational – wisdom of the elders through to the innocence and enthusiasm of kids Shared agriculture and food processing. Grow your own food farm. Bee hives. Interspecies harmony High speed broadband Swimming pool heated 50m outdoor, coffee shop, library, theatre A degree of self sufficiency Cultural diversity Good coffee, wine, song and people Healing centre, Art centre, cycle ways, walking tracks, Accessibility for people with disabilities Ski run, beach……..well we were asked to dream!](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/110123nararaweb-110123164903-phpapp02/85/Jan-2011-Ecovillage-Gathering-42-320.jpg)
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Jan 2011 Ecovillage Gathering
The document outlines the vision for a sustainable ecovillage project in Narara, which aims to integrate ecological, social, and economic sustainability while fostering community living. It includes plans for diverse housing options, extensive shared facilities, and a focus on local organic food production. The project emphasizes resident participation in planning, ongoing management, and aims to create an intergenerational community that is inclusive and self-sufficient.
