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In the project, it is a core concept which refers to the ability of the network to be able to asses the efficiency of processes from a holistic viewpoint. In this way a general tendency can be created toward sustainability.
 
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According to Wikipedia, Think Globally, Act Locally was coined by David Brower, founder of Friends of the Earth, as the slogan for FOE when it was founded in 1969,

In the project, it is a core concept which refers to the ability of the network to be able to asses the efficiency of processes from a holistic viewpoint. In this way a general tendency can be created toward sustainability.


TGAL and the project
  • Holsitic organisation
  • Seeing in terms of the whole


TGAL in the Nodal Model


TGAL at the scale of nations and the world
  • GPI & GDP
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