Showing posts with label AGM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AGM. Show all posts

Sunday, 23 February 2014

London Permaculture Network AGM 2014





Kayode stays on as Chair, Stef and I have stepped down, we welcome James Bull as Treasurer and Tasha Eve as Secretary.

Saturday, 17 November 2012

Frameworks for Design - Presentation


Below is the slideshow element of my presentation of Permaculture Design Frameworks as given at the 2012 Permaculture Association AGM. I gave more information in my accompanying talk which will appear later when I've written something up. The slides should give something of the flavour though, and hopefully be an aide memoire for those that attended (thanks for your contributions!). It's best viewed full screen to avoid losing text on the right hand margin.

Tuesday, 6 November 2012

Permaculture Association AGM 2012

The schedule & programme of events for the 2012 Permaculture Association AGM has just been released (to see it bigger click on it so its on a page on its own, then click on it again).

 I'm on at 16:05 with my presentation on 'Frameworks for Design'.


Tuesday, 9 October 2012

Frameworks for Design: Past, Present & Futures

Mindmapping the SADIM design framework
I've proposed a workshop for the 2012 Permaculture Association (UK) AGM based around recent research I've been undertaking on the origins of the design frameworks used in permaculture. Aranya's recent book Permaculture Design - a Step-by-Step Guide, and Mark Fisher's website provide some excellent information about the frameworks and how they can be used - but there is little information available about where they came from and how they entered into permaculture use. I plan to begin to address this. Below is the workshop proposal I made.


Workshop Synopsis:

Where do the design frameworks we use and promote in permaculture come from? Permaculture is a magpie discipline taking useful material from many places and often forgetting where it took it from along the way – what can we collectively re-member?  What are the histories of SADIMET, OBRDIMET and others – and might knowing those histories inform our use of them now? The workshop will present my recent research on the origins and will encourage input from attendees to fill in the gaps - permaculture elders and old hands are especially welcomed!


Permaculture Design Processes

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