NewWays Idea Developers
Developing Ideas Towards Sustainable Responsible Communities
Join us at our new NewWays home where you can read, report on, and develop the latest in green/progressive ideas. http://www.newwayswiki.org/blog/ Our mission, if you choose to accept it, is to help us report on any and all green and progressive technology and process developments across the globe. Find developments in green products, energy, travel, consume ...learn more
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Created: Feb 03, 2008
Updated: Nov 21, 2009
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Activity
The Green Century Institute has three primary areas of activity:Green Community Network
A web-based resource exchange, publishing and outreach program promoting sustainable development and new community models. The GCN`s first phase will focus on the intelligent presentation of information and resources that foster green commercial and residential developments and green remodelling of existing communities.
Califia - San Francisco Bay Area Ecocity Project
Califia Sketchbook Design Competition is a proposed revolutionary urban settlement for 7000-10,000 residents that will showcase and test sustainable architectural designs and technologies, and new community models. Califia will be established within a 30 mile radius of San Francisco over a 10 year period. GCI is working with pioneers in large scale eco-city design to produce a comprehensive proposal for the project to share with potential stakeholders from the Bay Area, the commercial development sphere, civic and federal agencies, and the sustainable funding community.
Events and Media Development
The Green Century Institute produces the GCI Salon Series and Special Events on topics relevant to the Sustainable Community movement. With strong ties to the San Francisco Bay Area technology community as well as the film and book publishing industries, GCI is developing media properties based on its events and research initiatives.
