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by Annie
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Friday, 22 February 2013 |
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21st of february, important day in Auroville's life, FoodLink takes a gift economy's aspect to celebrate this day. Based on the joy of giving, food shopping is an exchange. Farmers bring their productions, vegetable, fruits, milk ........ and people pay the price that they can afford. A different way to estimate value of goods, in a typically Aurovilian way of living. This happened in "Pour Tous " next to solar kitchen, finishing at 3 pm. Read more
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by Herman
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Tuesday, 19 February 2013 |
UnLtd Tamil Nadu is a local social entrepreneurship initiative started by Gijs Spoor. It helps 10 to 20 high impact start-ups a year with coaching and seed funding. This is acrross all sectors incl. health, waste, food, education, energy, crafts, livelihoods,etc. They offer training, coauching, Access to mentors, peerlearning platforms and follow-up investors. They will join a rapidly growing community of changemakers incubated in the UnLtd style of founder focused personal and professional development. aurovillehub.wordpress.com
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by Jorren
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Friday, 10 February 2012 |
In the Unity Pavillion, the new multi purpose hall, the members of Auroville International have come together to discuss the Aurocard plan. Akash and Marco sketch a detailed picture of the Aurocard to the AVI members. The plan is as you know already in use, but not optimally. In this meeting, the unresolved difficulties around the card are discussed in detail. Every aspect regarding the Aurocard from technical details to the reactions of the guest houses are part of the discussion.
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by Elaine
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Tuesday, 23 December 2008 |
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Kamala talks about the Free Store; how it has evolved and how it functions. She explains the kinds of things the Free Store offers, its opening hours and what it specialises in. She also goes into detail about why the Free Store is important for Auroville and for Aurovillians.
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by Radio Team
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Friday, 12 December 2008 |
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Anandi, who has been in Auroville since 1995 talks about the creation and development of Pour Tous. She discusses how it has managed to succeed as a non-profit making organisation with no prices and no exchange of money. She talks about the kind of produce Pour Tous sells and why she considers it an important organisation for Auroville and for Aurovillians.
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by Radio Team
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Friday, 28 November 2008 |
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Jean Yves is a teacher in French, Sanskrit and the economy and has lived in Auroville since 1993. In this interview he talks about the methods that Auroville uses in order to sustain itself without any internal circulation of money. He talks about the difficulties of measuring economic production and consumption but also the manner in which Auroville manages to make a profit and have a surplus of goods even without any commercial margin.
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by Radio Team
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Wednesday, 12 November 2008 |
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How to live in Auroville without money ? One of the answers -says Olivier-is Access a website where everybody can register as a member and open an account. With Access is possible to make payments or have a credit that is not express in the national currency and exchange all kinds of services and goods in the Auroville bioregion.
To learn more about Access click on the logo play but before click on stop on top of the page.
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by Radio Team
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Wednesday, 16 August 2006 |
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Vidya travaille depuis plusieurs années à Nandini, elle nous explique ce qu'est ce centre de distribution, qui propose aux habitants d’Auroville, une possibilité d’accès aux besoins basiques textiles (vêtements, draps…) moyennant un forfait monétaire mensuel.
Séparé en deux sections, le service de réception des commandes a vu, le mardi 15 août 2006, la dépose de la première de son nouveau bâtiment qui sera situé près du For All – Pour Tous 2 et de la Solar Kitchen. Cela réunira ainsi des structures aux mêmes idéaux économiques.
Le service commande et tailleur, quand a lui, restera la où il est situé actuellement, dans la zone industrielle.
The interview in French can be downloaded by clicking here.
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