#tapestryofalternatives — Public Fediverse posts

@pettter @ChrisMayLA6 I might add that degrowth is in large parts from Europe for the global north and that it is also about creating space for other development models in the sense of the #pluriverse and #tapestryofalternatives. No more cookie cutter 'development paradigms' based on #extractivism and #externalisation, rather reparations, loss and damage funds and technology transfer. That might make it attractive.

@pettter @ChrisMayLA6 I might add that degrowth is in large parts from Europe for the global north and that it is also about creating space for other development models in the sense of the #pluriverse and #tapestryofalternatives. No more cookie cutter 'development paradigms' based on #extractivism and #externalisation, rather reparations, loss and damage funds and technology transfer. That might make it attractive.

@pettter @ChrisMayLA6 I might add that degrowth is in large parts from Europe for the global north and that it is also about creating space for other development models in the sense of the #pluriverse and #tapestryofalternatives. No more cookie cutter 'development paradigms' based on #extractivism and #externalisation, rather reparations, loss and damage funds and technology transfer. That might make it attractive.

@pettter @ChrisMayLA6 I might add that degrowth is in large parts from Europe for the global north and that it is also about creating space for other development models in the sense of the #pluriverse and #tapestryofalternatives. No more cookie cutter 'development paradigms' based on #extractivism and #externalisation, rather reparations, loss and damage funds and technology transfer. That might make it attractive.

@pettter @ChrisMayLA6 I might add that degrowth is in large parts from Europe for the global north and that it is also about creating space for other development models in the sense of the #pluriverse and #tapestryofalternatives. No more cookie cutter 'development paradigms' based on #extractivism and #externalisation, rather reparations, loss and damage funds and technology transfer. That might make it attractive.

#ClimateDiary 2/n OK, so I flew to #Tanzania to attend a 5 day workshop on #IndigenousKnowledge (IEK) and #Ethnobotany at the University of #Dodoma. I thought a lot about going (because of flying) but also felt it’s important to forge new networks in the #TapestryOfAlternatives. I gave a talk about the need for IEK at this moment of #ClimateCrisis and #transition, and had conversations about all this throughout. There were brilliant young (and older) scholars from Tanzania, Kenya, DRC, Ethiopia