FOR A SUSTAINABLE DEMOCRACY
Join Eco House Global!
ABOUT US
Eco House is an Action for Sustainability non profit organization.
We specialize in developing programs and initiatives related to education, policy making, communication, consulting, and ecological restoration. Currently, we have more than 40 active projects. Join us!
WHAT DO WE DO
Through our programs we work on seven branches of the “transition towards sustainability“:
1) Restore devastated ecosystems; 2) Preserve biodiversity; 3) Evolve towards a self-sufficient, collaborative, circular and solidarity-based socioeconomic system; 4) Educate for sustainability; 5) Empower youth for climate and ecological action; 6) Transform the short-term political system into “politics for sustainability”; and 7) Finance the above points.
IMPACT FIRST REPORT
In October 2020 we were selected by the United Nations Development Programme as Global Youth Leaders.
¡You can now read our first impact report!
¡EDICIÓN LIMITADA!
You can now get the limited printed edition of the book “Notes from an environmentalist: towards a philosophy for sustainability”. Shipping available only in Argentina.
Do not miss your copy!
NEW EBOOK AVAILABLE
“One of the most relevant voices of young Latin American socio environmentalism shares his vision on how to transform the world we inhabit and reverse the planetary crisis” (Penguin Random House).
”Apuntes de un Ambientalista” is now available! You can read it on your cell phone, tablet, PC or kindle (anywhere) or get the limited printed version (only in Argentina).
B4S: GROUND ZERO REPORT
Blockchain for Sustainability: Ground Zero is now available! Don’t miss it!
The Precautionary Principle in International Environmental Law sets forth that, when the environmental and social risks entailed by a given human activity are uncertain, the regulatory inaction is unjustified. Consequently, despite blockchain’s amazing potential for decentralization, transparency, traceability and community building, which we find thrilling and tempting, we need to ask ourselves: should we promote the global adoption of this particular technology?
