Targeted currencies documents

An article published in The Colorado Springs Gazette, July 13, 2005, regarding the Aqua Bucks water banking project.

Uses Burlington Currency Project as an example of interconnected targeted currencies to encourage localized economic development and sustainability.

View information about the conference currency used at the Future of Money Summit to encourage and track participation.

This is the beginning of mapping out the currency taxonomy space so that we can move toward a share language and understanding of the options available to us there. Think of this as the beginning of a diagram of all of the knobs and dials available to us when building and configuring currencies.

• Visual PDF Layout (you’ll probably have to view at around 600%)
• Collapsable HTML Outline Format
• Editable Mindmap (requires Freemind)

A power point presentation that walks through the layers and dimensions of what motivates people and groups.

View the power point presentation used to introduce the Econosphere, our open participation business model.

A worksheet designed to initiate wide-open thinking regarding a community-based currency. Use this to start designing your community’s targeted currency.

Designs for a grass roots approach to more affordable and responsible health care as requested by the ACCESS Foundation and WHO.

Contains currencies targeted to various economic issues in the State of Michigan, featuring Cool Cash, a currency involving arts and economic development to support the Governor’s “Cool Cities” Project.

A paper presented to various UN delegates as part of the Southern NGO Caucus in April of 2004.

A plan of how to create a participation system for currency practitioners to share ideas, get feedback and collaborate on projects, all the while using reputation and other currencies to encourage and reward community participation.