The Power of Partnership · 2024-11-12 · 32 min
From economic instability to climate disasters, our current systems often fail to meet communities’ most basic needs - but it doesn’t have to be this way. In this episode of The Power of Partnership Podcast , regenerative economics expert Scott Morris shares how place-based, partnership-driven economic systems can help communities create safety nets, strengthen resilience, and thrive beyond crisis. Drawing from years of global work in community currencies, mutual aid, and decentralized finance, Scott offers practical tools like the Value Flow Compass and the Agile Impact Model to help local leaders design transparent, collaborative systems that keep resources circulating where they’re needed most. SHOWNOTES: SUPPORT THE POWER OF PARTNERSHIP PODCAST ( ) Prefer to watch?
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