Goebey on participatory budgeting: It is worth looking at how the voting system used for elections map onto the specific context that is building out a budget.
Goebey on participatory budgeting: It is worth looking at how the voting system used for elections map onto the specific context that is building out a budget.
Using our own insights into the unique assets our communities hold can allow us to develop approaches to thinking about community wealth in ways that benefit us individually and collectively.
Impact investing is supposed to have social and ecological impact while generating investment returns; charitable giving is supposed to have social and ecological impact without generating investment returns. From one lens, there is an emerging sector finding its footing. From another lens, there is a product so confusing it can’t be given away.
Sean Geobey’s on Substack. In this post he writes “Your governance structure positions you strategically. Who owns you determines whose interests you serve, which determines how you compete.”