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Bartering is an economic system which consists in exchanging belongings without using money.
Two people or groups of people exchange goods that are assumed to have the same value.
While industrialization was spreading, 19 th C. British utopians such as Robert Owen were already trying to imagine cooperative systems and saw bartering as a means to cope with social problems. essays online
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WWOOF (Willing Worker on Organic Farms) is an international network of organic farms hosting voluntary workers for free in exchange for their help (about 25-30 hours a week). Wwoofing is a friendly way to travel at low cost and get trained.

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An ecovillage (or eco-village, eco-place), is an agglomeration (rural or urban) aiming at self-sufficiency ( as much as possible) and where the priority is to consider Man and the environment as the heart of the matter. The guiding line is not to take from the earth more than we can give back.

The word ecovillage was born form the fusion of ecology and village. It's a widely term used to represent several community models. They try to integrate a mutual assistance social environment with the least impact on the ecosystem. To achieve this, several sustainable techniques are used such as permaculture, ecological building, green production, renewable energy, self-sufficient agriculture and so on.

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