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The founder and curator | The founder and curator [[Violeta Bulc]] claims that the main change in organizing Ecocivilisation is our deep understanding that we are part of a common space that we share within a common consciousness. As a result, structures are based on systems and in the form of networks that nurture a society whose essence is relationships. The concept of competition retreats and gives way to endless collaboration, where the only principle is that collaboration never ends. | ||
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| Website | https://www.ecocivilisation.eu/en/home/ |
An Ecocivilisation uses functions as tools, properties of relationships that are focused on the evolution of the basic entities: beings, land, society, consciousness. So, functions become dynamic structures, re-adjusting to the needs of those entities. For example, if humans are active in thinking environments with innovation as a driving force, education should help humans to develop the competencies needed to unleash their creative and innovative potentials, and not the competences for a work environment focused on productivity.
The founder and curator Violeta Bulc claims that the main change in organizing Ecocivilisation is our deep understanding that we are part of a common space that we share within a common consciousness. As a result, structures are based on systems and in the form of networks that nurture a society whose essence is relationships. The concept of competition retreats and gives way to endless collaboration, where the only principle is that collaboration never ends.
