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Potlucks or meal exchanges with neighbors or co-workers | Potlucks or meal exchanges with neighbors or co-workers, | ||
Borrowing and lending goods | Borrowing and lending goods, | ||
Babysitting exchange | Babysitting exchange, | ||
Dog walking exchange | Dog walking exchange, | ||
Harvesting and sharing fruit from neighborhood trees | Harvesting and sharing fruit from neighborhood trees, | ||
Sharing computer code or content | Sharing computer code or content | ||
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Sharing an in-home care provider for children, elders, or people with disabilities | Sharing an in-home care provider for children, elders, or people with disabilities, | ||
Sharing rental housing or ownership of a single family home | Sharing rental housing or ownership of a single family home, | ||
Sharing yard space for food cultivation | Sharing yard space for food cultivation, | ||
Babysitting co-op with multiple families | Babysitting co-op with multiple families, | ||
Neighborhood tool lending “library” (which could be a shared shed where neighbors store their tools, or a list of tools each neighbor owns and is willing to lend) | Neighborhood tool lending “library” (which could be a shared shed where neighbors store their tools, or a list of tools each neighbor owns and is willing to lend), | ||
Food-buying club | Food-buying club, | ||
Neighborhood home repair group | Neighborhood home repair group | ||
==Sharing to the Third Degree== | ==Sharing to the Third Degree== | ||
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Cohousing communities and housing cooperatives | Cohousing communities and housing cooperatives, | ||
Community-supported agriculture (CSA) programs | Community-supported agriculture (CSA) programs, | ||
Cooperative groceries | Cooperative groceries, | ||
Parent-run cooperative preschools | Parent-run cooperative preschools, | ||
Offices, studios, commercial kitchens, and other workspaces shared among multiple entrepreneurs | Offices, studios, commercial kitchens, and other workspaces shared among multiple entrepreneurs, | ||
Community-wide tool lending libraries | Community-wide tool lending libraries, | ||
Cooperatives that facilitate sharing of resources and collective bargaining by businesses (such as an alpaca fiber cooperative that processes and sells fur from hundreds of small alpaca farms) | Cooperatives that facilitate sharing of resources and collective bargaining by businesses (such as an alpaca fiber cooperative that processes and sells fur from hundreds of small alpaca farms) | ||
==Sharing to the Fourth Degree== | ==Sharing to the Fourth Degree== | ||
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Dedication of public land to community gardening plots | Dedication of public land to community gardening plots, | ||
Expansion of public library systems to include lending of tools, equipment | Expansion of public library systems to include lending of tools, equipment and other goods, | ||
City-wide bikesharing programs | City-wide bikesharing programs, | ||
Official designation of casual carpooling parking lots and pick-up spots | Official designation of casual carpooling parking lots and pick-up spots, | ||
Planning of neighborhoods and design of housing to facilitate extensive common areas and community interaction | Planning of neighborhoods and design of housing to facilitate extensive common areas and community interaction, | ||
City-wide wifi programs | City-wide wifi programs | ||
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http://www.nolo.com/products/the-sharing-solution-SHAR.html | http://www.nolo.com/products/the-sharing-solution-SHAR.html | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:34, 31 August 2017
By Janelle Orsi, Written with Emily Doskow
http://shareable.net/blog/four-degrees-of-sharing
excerpts :
Sharing to the First Degree
Requires Cooperation + Minimal Planning
in these ways:
Potlucks or meal exchanges with neighbors or co-workers, Borrowing and lending goods, Babysitting exchange, Dog walking exchange, Harvesting and sharing fruit from neighborhood trees, Sharing computer code or content
Sharing to the Second Degree
Requires Cooperation + More Extensive Planning
examples:
Sharing an in-home care provider for children, elders, or people with disabilities, Sharing rental housing or ownership of a single family home, Sharing yard space for food cultivation, Babysitting co-op with multiple families, Neighborhood tool lending “library” (which could be a shared shed where neighbors store their tools, or a list of tools each neighbor owns and is willing to lend), Food-buying club, Neighborhood home repair group
Sharing to the Third Degree
Requires Cooperation + Extensive Planning + Infrastructure
examples:
Cohousing communities and housing cooperatives, Community-supported agriculture (CSA) programs, Cooperative groceries, Parent-run cooperative preschools, Offices, studios, commercial kitchens, and other workspaces shared among multiple entrepreneurs, Community-wide tool lending libraries, Cooperatives that facilitate sharing of resources and collective bargaining by businesses (such as an alpaca fiber cooperative that processes and sells fur from hundreds of small alpaca farms)
Sharing to the Fourth Degree
Requires Cooperation + Extensive Planning + Infrastructure + Community-Wide Restructuring and Mobilization
examples of fourth degree sharing include:
Dedication of public land to community gardening plots, Expansion of public library systems to include lending of tools, equipment and other goods, City-wide bikesharing programs, Official designation of casual carpooling parking lots and pick-up spots, Planning of neighborhoods and design of housing to facilitate extensive common areas and community interaction, City-wide wifi programs
Developing Our Sharing Toolkits
...
http://shareable.net/blog/four-degrees-of-sharing
More References
Video :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtNHVgB3K9o&feature=youtube_gdata
"In October 2009, Emily Doskow, coauthor of The Sharing Solution (Nolo) spoke at Broadway Books about some of the great sharing ideas featured in her book. "
Book : The Sharing Solution How to Save Money, Simplify Your Life & Build Community
by: Attorney Janelle Orsi , Attorney Emily Doskow