Capacity+ Project
A project to enhance the capacity of the Permaculture CoLab to meet its own aims.
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Top financial contributors
Permaculture Association
£158,200 GBP since Apr 2020
Capacity+ Project is all of us
Our contributors 8
Thank you for supporting Capacity+ Project.
Luis Tiago
Core Contributor
Jenny Birkby
Admin
Jyo Maan
Admin
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Admin
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£158,200 GBP
Projects
Support the following initiatives from Capacity+ Project.
Project
Set up a Learning Management System for the CoLab and beyond
Project
to deliver a set training program for permaculture colab by October 2022
Project
to fund a startup research project, coordination and tech support
Project
To develop an online transformative course covering power and equity in permaculture.
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News from Capacity+ Project
Updates on our activities and progress.
A warm welcome to Jyo Maan the new Training Coordinator
We welcome Jyo Maan who joins us as a contributor in her role as Training Coordinator and thank Naomi Joy Smith for holding the role in the last months.
Published on January 19, 2022 by Aimee Fenech
Welcome Jenny Birkby & thank you Christina Sayson
Jenny has been onboarded on to the C+ project team as a contributor in her position as Financial Administrator. We warmly welcome Jenny to the team and take the opportunity to thank Christina Sayson for holding this position in the last mon...
Published on November 8, 2021 by Aimee Fenech
Budget
Transparent and open finances.
Debit from Capacity+ Project to Jyo Maan •
-£291.59GBP
Paid
Invoice #75326
-£888.00 GBP
Pending
Invoice #76377
-£767.75 GBP
Pending
Invoice #76373
£
Today’s balance£40,449.67 GBP
Total raised
£158,500.36 GBP
Total disbursed
£118,050.69 GBP
Estimated annual budget
£52,200.36 GBP
About
Here we are practising open books policy by making Capacity+ Project budget transparent to our community and everybody else.
Capacity+ Project supports Permaculture Collaborative Laboratory (CoLab) in:
Capacity+ Project supports Permaculture Collaborative Laboratory (CoLab) in:
- Training and eLearning: through the delivery of training and the creation and curation of eLearning systems and materials we aim to enhance the capacity of contributors to meet CoLab aims and incentivise participation of unpaid contributors.
- Circle incubation and nourishment: through incubating new circles (work teams) and nourishing existing circles we aim to enhance the capacity of the CoLab to meet its own aims.
- Prototyping: through practically supporting the implementation of a range of prototype initiatives, enterprises, and services we aim to enhance the capacity of the CoLab to meet its own aims and to sustainably fund its existence.
- Network weaving: through developing the relationships between contributing individuals and organisations, collaborators within and beyond the permaculture movement, and enhancing the collaborative capacity embedded in these relationships and processes (through facilitating social learning) we aim to enhance the capacity of the CoLab to meet its own aims.
Members of the core group of Capacity+ project each receive a stipend of 200 GBPs per month, to support the expected care work related to the project, the team itself, and whichever roles and responsibilities members occupy. See here for more detailed information, including pathways for engaging with the project either as a contributor, or becoming a core member yourself.
Currently serving on this team are:
- Aimee Fenech (Onboarding and Startup Incubation/Project management)
- Luis Tiago (Communications Coordinator)
- Previously: Nenad Maljkovic (Agile Coaching)
- Previously: Philipp Grunewald (Sensemaking & Evaluation)
- Previously: Ewan Findley (Software and Digital Content Development)
- Previously: Naomi Joy Smith (Engagement Design)
Contributors:
- Jenny Birkby (Financial Administrator)
- Jyo Maan (Training Coordinator)
Members joined, and therefore have received stipends, for varying lengths of time.
As some members are on PAB's employment payroll, their stipends are not necessarily reflected in our OpenCollective budget.