ENABLING COMMUNITIES' CHOICES

STRENGTHENING THEIR CAPABILITIES

Meeting Human needs is far easier in a service-based economy, if compared with a product-based model.

Services are far more versatile as you no longer need to own a product to access its functions. This extreme flexibility can be an asset to improve communities' choices.

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If designed well, a restorative system such as an Equitable Circular Economy would grant more access to pools of global resources, thus strengthening communities' capabilities.

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The United Nations Human Development model explains that well-being is reached when communities choices and capabilities are strengthened (Amartya Sen).

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In a service-based economy equity makes business sense.

Designing an economy with equity in its core design would tremendously improve human development within planetary boundaries.

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