WECF
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The document discusses an open-value network for fair food production and distribution based on permaculture principles. The network aims to (1) co-create and distribute value through collaboration between open enterprises, (2) act as a steward of shared resources and assets, and (3) equitably distribute returns based on contributions. It addresses challenges like coordination, communication, distribution, quality control, and consistency through a decentralized agrihub model that leverages technology to connect producers and consumers with short feedback loops.
WECF
- 2. Goal Emulate natural systems to facilitate Permaculture principals (Care of the Earth, care of the people, fair share) in the food production and distribution process
- 3. Open-Value Network a network of open-enterprises that can provide all functions of a corporation in an open- collaboration fashion
- 4. Open-Value Network ● co-create and aggregate value through lateral and large scale coordination, cooperation and collaboration ● serve as a responsible steward of commonly held wealth and assets ● account for various inputs and outcome ● distribute value equitably and intentionally ● share returns amongst contributors, in proportion to their contributions.
- 6. Challenges & Solutions to Collective Production Management Technology enables the formation of a network with short feedback loops – allow for a large degree of self organisation through a decentralised model. Co-ordination & Communication Leverage existing GSM technology Distribution Effective collaborative distribution possible in a web model Quality Control Ongoing mentoring through the Agrihub model. Feedback through the technology web provides financial incentive to produce quality. Consistency in Production Efficient network of quasi-redundant producers can collectively meet demand.
- 8. Components ● Survey Framework ● Report and Analyses System ● Management Interface ● Consumer Interface
- 10. Survey Framework
- 13. Architecture
Editor's Notes
- #6: Monocropping = monolith Value Network = web Collapsing monoliths into networks