world day of interconnectedness
World Wide Celebration of Interconnectedness on 9 September 2009
The purpose of this group is to organise a world wide interconnectedness event on 9 September 2009. Our vision is that on this remarkable day, in every country at 9 AM in every time zone (starting in Australia), all people who are aware of interconnectedness and who are committed to translate that awareness into action will practice interconnectedness as ...learn more
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Created: Jul 06, 2008
Updated: Sep 21, 2009
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deane belfield
eco2sys
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Business Firm and Organization Sustainability
(3026 people) | Green Banking and Insurance
(1076 people) | Youth Education and Empowerment
(3875 people) | Social Entrepreneurship
(3675 people) | Leadership Training
(2496 people) | Sustainability Education
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(2859 people) | Climate Change
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(2468 people) | Industrial Ecology
(781 people) | Sustainability, Religious and Spiritual Issues
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(3475 people) | EcoVillages
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About
I am the director of ECO2Sys, a specialist consultancy firm advising businesses in how to effectively integrate sustainability into the heart of their organisations and become leaders. An exciting global initiative, of which I am one of the leaders, is Be
The Change "Change The Dream" transformational training, which is
linked to The Pachamama Alliance.
My current areas of focus are the transformation of business and its soul. This includes helping change the paradigm under which the leaders of business function, inspiring employees such that a natural outcome is a more caring culture, with people feeling connected to the environment and other people touched by the business. One of the hallmarks of success is where people make decisions through their heart and head equally.
I work with and help transform regional communities to develop models of local sustainability and resilience such that they experience the potential and power of being connected with oneanother, and are totally accountable for their local environment and social well-being. An expresion of this in my riole as director of Regional Biofuels Australasia which has as its focus to develop regionally owned community based sustainable biofuel capability.
The development and use of locally produced biofuels is one example whereby this renewable energy source remains local from production to end use - no waste streams exist, only by-products which feed into the local industrial ecology. Sustainable communities (and business) can then connect with each other until eventually the planet becomes enshrouded by a global network of connected communities.
My current areas of focus are the transformation of business and its soul. This includes helping change the paradigm under which the leaders of business function, inspiring employees such that a natural outcome is a more caring culture, with people feeling connected to the environment and other people touched by the business. One of the hallmarks of success is where people make decisions through their heart and head equally.
I work with and help transform regional communities to develop models of local sustainability and resilience such that they experience the potential and power of being connected with oneanother, and are totally accountable for their local environment and social well-being. An expresion of this in my riole as director of Regional Biofuels Australasia which has as its focus to develop regionally owned community based sustainable biofuel capability.
The development and use of locally produced biofuels is one example whereby this renewable energy source remains local from production to end use - no waste streams exist, only by-products which feed into the local industrial ecology. Sustainable communities (and business) can then connect with each other until eventually the planet becomes enshrouded by a global network of connected communities.
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