InInanna GlobalbyConstanza Robles Fumarola·Oct 6In Southern Africa, regenerative agriculture has already begun reshaping agrifood systemsAll too often, regenerative agriculture is perceived as a luxury lifestyle choice, a well-meaning hobby or a ‘nice to have’ that generates…
InTransCap InitiativebyDr Jess Daggers·Jun 15Introducing System IntelligenceSystemic investing seeks to transform systems. To do this well, investors require knowledge about what is happening in the system, in a…
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Jun 13Why Does Controlling Wealth Make Us Vulnerable, and Can Shared Care Restore Our Common Ground?True security comes when we stop hoarding assets and start circulating resources through our neighborhoods.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Jun 13Why You Can’t Run a Neighborhood from a High TowerHow physical maintenance, shared friction, and local stewardship keep our common resources alive.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Jun 13Why Does Controlling Wealth Restrict Our Freedom, and Can Nature’s Flow Restore It?Rebuilding local economic cells allows us to circulate shared resources and find true belonging.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Jun 13Why Does Owning Wealth Often Make Us Feel Overburdened and Disconnected Instead of Free?When we treat resources as private property to control, we accidentally isolate ourselves and block community flourishing.
Andre Ticoulat·May 6Why impact investing isn’t enough and what systemic investing does differentlyWhy have responsible investing, ESG frameworks and impact investing failed to generate the needed outcomes? The answer lies in the…
Dr Jess Daggers·Apr 23A note for my colleagues working between research and practiceAcademic training creates inhibition and a bias for inaction. Here are some thoughts for researchers working in practitioner spaces.A response icon2A response icon2
InInanna GlobalbyJessicathornleyprice·Dec 19, 2025Medium, premium, mega and mini: the unseen flavours of South African farming.Regenerative practices and ideologies are showing up in farms of different sizes all over the country, and mostly you wouldn’t know it.
