Blog

• Nature is Not a Charity—It's an Economic Imperative

  Published January 1st 2025
  Why we must move beyond charity and embed nature into the heart of our economic system.

• Part 1/7
  Why the Swiss Said No to Free Money

  Published June 14th 2025
  What a historic vote revealed about our emotional relationship with Nature, work, money, and worth.

• Part 2/7
  Money = Work = Worth: A Story We've All Inherited

  Published June 24th 2025
  How the equation of "work = worth" drives overproduction, overconsumption — and hides real contribution.

• Part 3/7
  What if Stewardship Was Financially Recognised?

  Published July 3rd 2025
  What if acts of care and stewardship earned you real, tangible benefits? Exploring a regenerative economy.

• Make Money First, Then (Maybe) Think of Nature

  Published February 28th 2026
  Why our economy puts profit before Nature — how a Citizen's Dividend for Nature could align incentives and recognise natural capital in a market economy.

• From Central Bank Mandates to Everyday Transactions

  Published May 8th 2026
  Why sustainability must become visible in everyday transactions, not only in central bank mandates and institutional finance.

• Building Bridges 2026: The Bridge We May Still Be Missing

  Published October 12th 2026
  Reflections from Geneva on connecting recognition of Nature’s value with meaningful economic agency for the people who contribute to it.

• Can Money Save Nature? From a New Currency to a Citizen’s Dividend

  Published October 16th 2026
  In 2014 we launched DIO, a currency designed to return value to Nature. Twelve years on: what still holds, what changed, and why our answer is now a Citizen’s Dividend for Nature.