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Family by Family supports families across Australia to help each other thrive. It is a peer-to-peer program that draws on the experience and resilience within communities – we find and train families who have been through tough times, match them with families who want things to change, and coach the families to grow and change together.
The three pillars of open government. * Citizen-centric services. * Open and transparent government. * Innovation facilitation. The first pillar of open government is citizen-centric services. The principle is one of recognition that governments have a responsibility to serve the needs of the citizens they represent as best they can, and in a ...
Alvaro and Dan quickly thought tried to remember what is was they did again, brought some people together, placed them in the department, and Code for Australia was born. A typical team of Fellows, people who come through Code for Australia to work at a government department, includes a designer, developer and a community/project manager.
Description. (from a Shareable interview by Ruby Pratka) Casey Fenton: "Mastly allows a large group of people to work on a project and share the profits. The project lead can add people to the equity pool via the app, they can record the work they're doing and see the amount of their equity growing in real time. The more people work, the more ...
= working on a "Commons-Based Climate Response".Description "This research project analysed studies that have documented best practices to achieve thermal comfort in cities with similar climatic conditions to Sydney. It addresses the gap in knowledge of how ...
Description Chris Berg, Sinclair Davidson and Jason Potts: "This is what institutional cryptoeconomics studies: the institutional consequences of cryptographically secure and trustless ledgers. Classical and neoclassical economists understand the purpose of ...
The New Economy Network Australia, which formed in 2016, and Mercury Cooperative, have played key roles in connecting commons actors and in inspiring commons initiatives in recent years. The Sharing Map Sydney (n.d.) initiated a general mapping exercise in early 2018 with the aim of locating key local stakeholders and projects that could be working towards ‘commons’ objectives.
