Mind. Society. Balance

Mind. Society. Balance

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The world has changed — our system haven't. Politics is stuck, business is exhausted, aid is fading, and nature is warning us. People are moving, burning out, breaking away — not because they’re weak, but because the models are failing. Equality, social justice, and slow living are the tools of a peaceful world and a healthy planet. Welcome to Applied Humanism: communities owning their future, and technology and collective intelligence serving life — not the other way around.

The world has changed — our system haven't. Politics is stuck, business is exhausted, aid is fading, and nature is warning us. Information travels in a flash. So does disinformation. Scandals no longer shock us. Corruption no longer surprises us. Disorder has become normal. People are moving, burning out, breaking away — not because they’re weak, but because the models are failing. Applied Humanism is the shift: communities owning their future, and technology and collective intelligence serving life — not the other way around. Equality, social justice, and slow living are the tools of a peaceful world and a healthy planet.

The world has changed — our system haven't. Politics is stuck, business is exhausted, aid is fading, and nature is warning us. Information travels in a flash. So does disinformation. Scandals no longer shock us. Corruption no longer surprises us. Disorder has become normal. People are moving, burning out, breaking away — not because they’re weak, but because the models are failing. Applied Humanism is the shift: communities owning their future, technology and collective intelligence serving life — not the other way around. Equality, social justice, and slow living are the tools of a peaceful world and a healthy planet. So here we are.

The world has changed — our system haven't. Politics is stuck, business is exhausted, aid is fading, and nature is warning us. Information travels in a flash. So does disinformation. Scandals no longer shock us. Corruption no longer surprises us. Disorder has become normal. People are moving, burning out, breaking away — not because they’re weak, but because the models are failing. Applied Humanism is the shift: communities owning their future, and technology and collective intelligence serving life — not the other way around. Equality, social justice, and slow living are the tools of a peaceful world and a healthy planet.

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Impact capsules

Impact capsules

Tens of thousands of people around the world have observed, studied, and tested new models. Together, they form a living mosaic of inspiration — carrying the collective intelligence of our planet. Not perfection, but imagination. Here, just a few.

Tens of thousands of people around the world have observed, studied, and tested new models. Together, they form a living mosaic of inspiration — carrying the collective intelligence of our planet. Not perfection, but imagination. Here, just a few.

  • #31 David Holmgren • Permaculture Principles

    Sustainable living by observing nature, caring for earth and people, reducing waste, sharing resources, and designing resilient systems.

  • #30 Regenesis Group • Regenerative Development Framework

    Beyond sustainability, regeneration activates the unique potential of people and place, leaving communities stronger than before.

  • #29 Jules N. Pretty • The Earth Only Endures

    Sustainability without justice is just another enclosure. True resilience means commons, equity & deep reconnection with nature.

  • #28 USA • Zebras Unite Intl

    Global hybrid co-op for ethical entrepreneurs. Shared governance, inclusive capital, and digital tools promote a regenerative economy.

  • #27 India • SEWA

    Empowers 2M informal women via co-ops, microfinance, training & services. Combines union action + economic development.

  • #26 New Zealand • Enspiral

    Decentralized network of social entrepreneurs using shared governance, open tools & collective resources for positive impact.

  • #25 Italy • Fairbnb.coop

    Platform cooperative for home-sharing: 50 % of commissions fund local projects, with democratic governance & responsible tourism.

  • #24 Netherlands • Buurtzorg

    Self-managed nursing teams deliver holistic home care with autonomy, efficiency & strong local patient relationships.

  • #23 France • Café Joyeux

    Inclusive cafés employ people with cognitive disabilities, fostering autonomy, confidence & changing perceptions through joyful work.

  • #22 UK • Happy Ltd

    Employee-owned B Corp transforms workplaces with joy-focused training, leadership & IT skills, making happiness central to work.

  • #21 India • Farmizen

    Urban residents adopt micro-farms via an app, supporting sustainable agriculture, fresh produce & direct farmer engagement.

  • #20 Brazil • Associação Monte Azul

    Holistic community development in São Paulo favelas: education, health, and the arts empower residents and foster local autonomy.

  • #19 Brazil • Instituto Elos

    Oasis Game engages 1,000+ communities worldwide, training youth leaders to tackle social vulnerability and drive local change.

  • #18 Brazil • Banco Palmas

    A community bank in Fortaleza empowers locals with microcredit and a social currency, boosting solidarity and the local economy.

  • #17 Indonesia • Bye Bye Plastic Bags

    A youth-led movement from Bali: teens mobilize schools, villages, and global allies to ban plastic bags and spark worldwide change.

  • #16 Indonesia • Sungai Watch

    Floating river barriers stop plastics before the ocean, mobilizing communities, recycling waste, and redesigning local futures.

  • #15 Mexico • Caminos de Agua

    Community-led water solutions: ceramic filters, rain capture & local systems fighting arsenic, fluoride & unsafe water.

  • #14 Colombia • TOTEM

    Dry toilets in a closed loop: saving water, turning waste into fertile compost & promoting ecological sanitation for all.

  • #13 Bangladesh • Mati Energy

    Women-led rural microenterprises craft organic foods & wellness goods, fueling income, autonomy & local resilience.

  • #12 Mexico • Colectivo Zacahuil

    Community agroecology in Veracruz: pesticide-free farming, shared governance & local wisdom powering food sovereignty.

  • #11 Brazil • MST

    A popular agrarian reform model in Brazil, uniting land, education, and production through social justice and participatory democracy.

  • #10 Spain • Mondragón Corporation

    Demonstrating that economic democracy and industrial performance coexist, offering a long-term, sustainable alternative to capitalism.

  • #9 UK • Transition Towns

    Communities are learning to be resilient against climate and economic crises through local action, skills, and self-sufficiency.

  • #8 East Africa • Solar Sister

    A women-led network is bringing solar lamps and clean energy to rural homes, reducing kerosene use, and boosting incomes.

  • #7 Colombia • Tierra Grata

    Simple solar, water, and sanitation solutions co-created with villages, improving health, dignity, and autonomy.

  • #6 India & Nepal • Pollinate Group

    Empowering women entrepreneurs to deliver solar lights and essential products in slums, building local economies.

  • #5 India • SELCO

    Providing affordable, repairable solar solutions to the rural Indian countryside through tech, local partnerships, and user training.

  • #4 Bangladesh • Grameen Shakti

    Bringing green energy to rural areas, training local women as solar technicians, and creating a sustainable energy ecosystem.

  • #3 Sri Lanka • Sarvodaya Shramadana

    Actual development starts in villages, where villagers unite voluntarily to work together for everyone’s well-being.

  • #2 Kenya • Green Belt Movement

    A pioneer of environmental justice, showing that protecting forests also safeguards the rights and dignity of rural women.

  • #1 India • Barefoot College

    Rural communities, especially women of all ages, already have the skills to improve their lives—they need recognition and support.

  • #32 Fritjof Capra • The Web of Life

    Capra explores life as an interconnected web, blending systems theory, biology, and ecology to show how patterns of nature reveal the deep interdependence of all living systems.

  • #33 UNEP • Regenerative & Circular Hospitality

    Close the loops, restore ecosystems, create local value. Hospitality becomes a positive force, not a resource drain.

  • #34 Boston University • Tourism & Ecological Justice

    Who benefits, and who pays the price? Justice demands that communities be co-decision makers, ensuring intergenerational equity.

  • #35 Tourism Concern • Our Holidays, Their Homes

    Mass tourism often means forced evictions and land grabs. One person’s holiday dream too often costs another their home and dignity.

  • #36 Travindy • Displacement Caused by Tourism

    Tourism drives displacement worldwide, including expropriations, and gentrification. Justice means protecting people and places.

  • #37 Columbia Climate School • Indigenous Communities

    Even “eco” projects can be exploited. Without local governance, ecotourism risks cultural loss, dependency & hidden dispossession.

  • #38 India • Kumbhalgarh Women’s Agroecological Initiative

    Women-led agroecology meets community tourism: resilience, income & biodiversity thrive when local knowledge leads the way.

  • #39 New Zealand • Māori-led Regenerative Initiatives

    Tourism as kaitiakitanga: cultural renewal, ecological care & intergenerational justice rooted in authentic Māori governance.

  • #40 ILO • Tourism and Decent Work

    There's no sustainability without social justice. Tourism must deliver fair wages, secure jobs, and dignity for all workers. It's not an option, it's social justice.

  • #41 UK NGO • Labour Exploitation in Hospitality

    Behind the smiles: zero-hour contracts, migrant precarity, unpaid hours. Tourism’s future must end worker exploitation.

  • #42 Global Studies • Hospitality Workforce Conditions

    Research shows systemic precarity across borders. Sustainable tourism means shifting from cost-cutting to fair, dignified work.

  • #43 UNWTO • International Tourism Highlights 2023

    Tourism rebounds unevenly. Post-COVID travelers seek authenticity, resilience, and a green transition. Mass tourism’s fragility is exposed.

  • #44 Community-Based Tourism Reports

    Community-Based Tourism proves that when locals own the process, tourism delivers justice, empowerment, and resilience. Without ownership, it’s just greenwashing.

  • #45 Costa Rica • Community-Based Tourism

    A pioneer model: rural & indigenous communities lead, revenues shared, ecosystems preserved. Authenticity is the actual attraction.

  • #46 Costa Rica • Finca Luna Nueva Lodge

    Tourism + agroecology + science. Guests join regeneration in action — soils restored, traditions honored, ecosystems healed. A collaborative success.

  • #47 Rwanda • Akagera National Park

    From crisis to co-governance, communities and the state restore wildlife, share revenues, and create jobs. Conservation and justice are aligned.

  • #48 Senegal & Benin • Mangrove Cooperatives

    Women-led cooperatives replant mangroves, guide eco-visits, and fish sustainably. Climate resilience grows with community power.

  • #49 Indonesia • Gili Eco Trust

    This grassroots action revives reefs and manages waste. Tourists & locals co-finance regeneration. Proof that endogeneity drives resilience and impact.

  • #50 Global Coral Reef Alliance • Biorock Technology

    Electrified reefs accelerate coral growth & resist bleaching. Science + community tourism = innovation for living seas.

  • #51 Singapore • Fairmont Urban Farm

    A hotel rooftop grows food for its kitchens. In the city, circular economy, zero-mile menus, and guest awareness bloom to change the way to consume.

  • #52 Singapore • Sky Greens Vertical Farming

    Hydraulic towers grow local food with 90% less water. Tourism meets pedagogy, showing future-proof urban resilience.

  • #53 New Zealand • Regenerative Travel B-Corp Network

    Beyond “less harm,” leave places better. Indigenous governance and B-Corp standards build a measurable, cultural, regenerative travel model.

  • #54 Ethical Consumer UK • Greenwashing in Travel

    Big brands talk “eco” while remaining extractive and carbon-heavy. Fake sustainability hurts both travelers and authentic local initiatives.

  • #55 Sustainable Travel International • Spotting Greenwashing

    Sustainability = proof: independent audits, measurable impacts, transparent data to not be a green façade.

  • #56 ItmustbeNOW.org • Ethical Hospitality Audits

    Hotel “green” labels are often self-declared. Independent audits reveal a lack of transparency, worker neglect, and community exclusion.

  • #57 Condé Nast Traveler • Maintream “Green” Tips

    Reuse towels, skip straws: only a marketing slogan. Real change isn't on the guest; it’s in systemic models and community power.

  • #58 Uganda • Soul Food

    Solar-powered women-led canteens serve healthy, low-cost meals with zero waste, zero corruption & 100% resilience: impactful and successful synergy.

  • #59 ILO • Tourism and Decent Work

    Tourism employs 1 in 10 globally — but too often with precarity, low wages & no protections. True sustainability demands social justice and human rights.

  • #60 labourexploitation.org • Hotel Workers’ Voices

    Behind the luxury: zero-hour contracts, migrant precarity, gendered exploitation. No green future without fair work.

  • #61 ResearchGate/MDPI • Hospitality Workforce Studies

    Across India, UK & beyond: low pay, long hours, high turnover. Structural precarity is global — but cooperative, community models exist.

  • #62 UNEP • Circular & Regenerative Hospitality

    Go beyond efficiency: circular loops, local value chains, regenerative design. Hospitality must restore both ecosystems & communities.

  • #63 Cal Earth • Sustainable Domes Shaped from Soil

    Nader Khalili pioneers sustainable housing with earth-based domes that are affordable, resilient, and kind to the planet.

  • #64 TECLA • 3D-Printed Homes from Raw Earth

    3D-printed homes from raw earth, merging innovation and tradition to create sustainable, livable communities.

  • #65 Italo Calvino • "Eutropia" in "Invisible Cities"

    Eutropia unfolds as a network of cities, where design embodies cycles of renewal, shifting structures to sustain meaning.

  • #66 Norad • Historic Decline in International Aid

    Global aid fell 7% in 2024, threatening vulnerable communities and slowing SDG progress.

  • #67 McKinsey Insights • A Generational Shift in Foreign Aid

    Foreign aid may drop 15–22% by 2025, hitting health and development—sector must adapt fast.

  • #68 International Affairs • Rethinking Populist Disengagement

    Populist leaders reshape global order through criticism, obstruction, and extortion—not just exits.

  • #69 Chris Brown • The Promise and Record of International Institutions

    International institutions struggle to adapt to new challenges, sparking urgent calls for reform.

  • #70 UNCTAD • Official Development Assistance Faces Unprecedented Decline

    ODA may fall 20% in 2025, undermining aid to the poorest nations and stalling global goals.

  • #71 OECD • A Critical Decline in Official Development Assistance

    OECD projects -9 to -17% ODA in 2025, with major cuts hitting Africa and least developed states.

  • #72 PubMed, USA • Telemedicine Kiosks

    Pharmacy-based kiosks expand access vs apps; low urgent referrals, strong usability metrics.

  • #73 PubMed, Global • Health Kiosk Review

    141 studies show kiosks aid screening & telehealth; key gaps in usability and care integration.

  • #74 DOAJ, USA • Mobile Health Clinics

    Rural Minnesota pilot brings telehealth, labs & care access to underserved communities.

  • #75 The Lancet, Netherlands • AI for Skin Cancer

    Skin cancer AI app trial aids patients & GPs; many would skip visits if risk assessed low.

  • #76 arXiv, Global • AICOM Project

    Open-source AI tools for phones offer offline diagnostics in underserved countries.

  • #77 arXiv, Global • HERMES Kiosk

    Pilot AI kiosk gives safe OTC drug advice using privacy-preserving federated learning.

  • #78 Times of India, India • Health ATM Lucknow

    Digital kiosk at SGPGI delivers 20+ instant tests & teleconsultation with e-prescriptions.

  • #79 Times of India, India • Nagpur Diagnostic Kiosk

    Manewada UPHC kiosk offers 65 free tests + teleconsultation; accuracy verified vs private labs.

  • #80 LMT Online, USA • Telehealth Kiosk Texas

    Remote Bruni community gains telehealth kiosk linking patients to clinicians without travel.

  • #65 Italo Calvino • "Eutropia" in "Invisible Cities"

    Al-Ahsa pilot clinic uses autonomous AI physician for interviews & treatment planning.

The duo

The duo

We’re a duo of friends building fun, smart tools to spark positive change—right from the heart of Réunion Island, where Europe, Asia, and Africa meet. Our journey is rooted in friendship, transparency, and good vibes, all within a social-driven, green organization. We chose to build our professional lives around our passions, proving that work can be both meaningful and joyful. Here, every purchase is a pledge: to restore the land, uplift communities, and show that profit and purpose go hand in hand. We believe in less noise, more action—crafting the world we want to live in, one step at a time. Chat with us on Session: 100% private messaging, no data collected, and protected in Switzerland. Join the movement!

We’re a duo of friends building fun, smart tools to spark positive change—right from the heart of Réunion Island, where Europe, Asia, and Africa meet. Our journey is rooted in friendship, transparency, and good vibes, all within a social-driven, green organization. We chose to build our professional lives around our passions, proving that work can be both meaningful and joyful. Here, every purchase is a pledge: to restore the land, uplift communities, and show that profit and purpose go hand in hand. We believe in less noise, more action—crafting the world we want to live in, one step at a time. Chat with us on Session: 100% private messaging, no data collected, and protected in Switzerland. Join the movement!

We’re a duo of friends building fun, smart tools to spark positive change—right from the heart of Réunion Island, where Europe, Asia, and Africa meet. Our journey is rooted in friendship, transparency, and good vibes, all within a social-driven, green organization. We chose to build our professional lives around our passions, proving that work can be both meaningful and joyful. Here, every purchase is a pledge: to restore the land, uplift communities, and show that profit and purpose go hand in hand. We believe in less noise, more action—crafting the world we want to live in, one step at a time. Chat with us on Session: 100% private messaging, no data collected, and protected in Switzerland. Join the movement!

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Laetitia, co-founder of MSB.iO, worldwide peace organization and founder of My Incredible Life!

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Pridhip, Vinturio founder, and MSB.iO co-founder for peace
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THE SPARK PASS

The HEROES' CLUB

The HEROES' CLUB

This isn’t charity. It’s a movement. A radical belief in people—whoever they are, wherever they come from—to rewrite the rules. This system is built on equality and collective power.

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Because heroes don’t wait for change—they build it.

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Because heroes don’t wait for change—they build it.

You are visionaries & game-changers, join the circle. Because heroes don’t wait for change—they build it.

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