Community Regeneration: a Story of Solidarity and Social Cooperation Inspired by Nature
This story begins at times of deep crisis. Inspired by nature, how did a community of people collectively support one another?
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Promoting Urban Rooftop Gardening in the Gaza Strip
Why is rooftop gardening an important tool in Gaza? We learn from GUPAP's approach.
2022 in Review
What happened in the Re-Alliance network in 2022? What are the plans for 2023? In this post, we celebrate the achievements of members.
Can Spices Provide Essential Minerals for Refugee Communities in East Africa?
Micronutrient deficiency is an enormous problem in refugee settings. Transforming refugees’ food systems through the scaling up of...
Making every drop count with grey water
How can we make the most of grey water in times of drought? With the worsening climate crisis, we need to make every drop of water matter.
Working with community, and making unpredicted benefits visible
How can we stay open to emergent possibilities, and make visible the unseen benefits of working with complexity?
To all those considering our future, at COP26 and beyond
This is an open letter that was collaboratively written by the Lush Spring Prize community, at the week of events in October 2021.
Re-Alliance’s Statement on the latest IPCC Report
The IPCC Report calls for urgent change. What we need is Regenerative transformation. This includes the humanitarian and development...
Introducing MET – an Evidence-Based Toolkit for Regenerative Programmes
Created from a collaboration between five LSE graduate students and Re-Alliance, the aim of this report is to understand regeneration, and h
Can Permaculture Play a Positive Role in International Development?
By Chris Evans. The word 'development' is like a double-edged sword. It can be a tool to cut your fodder needs, or it can cut your...
A day out at the International Disaster Response Expo
The International Disaster Response Expo ('Prepare, Respond, Protect, Recover', Olympia, UK 3 – 4th December 2019) should not have been...
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