Relocalise Northern Rivers
Relocalise NR seeks to engage the communities of the Northern Rivers to increase the economic resilience and self-sufficiency of our region for a more prosperous future.
From this overarching goal, we examine many of the challenges faced by our economy and consider what prosperity would look like for this region. Specifically, we focus on the main features of a local economy, e.g., food security, affordable housing, energy security, transport, business investment, health and wellbeing, and business mentoring.
We'd love your help with envisioning & realising our goals.
Join us at our next gathering!
Why Relocalise?
Once upon a time, this region had a very localised economy, having grown much of the food we consumed here. The region was dotted with farms and small businesses that provided food and employment for the population. It wasn't all perfect, but this region used to have far greater independence from the global trading economy than we do now.
Let's relocalise our community. As times get tougher and job opportunities harder to come by, we're needing community cohesion and collaboration now more than ever. Together we can make all sorts of dreams come to life.
Meeting the Challenges
Strategies
Doughnut Economics, Social & Planetary Boundaries
Supporting locally-made products helps keep your money in our communities and supports local industries.
Local businesses recirculate money into their local economies at higher rates than other businesses!
Read more about... Making it local, buying it local
Community wealth building & place based capital
Localising Our Food Systems & strategies For Housing
View videos & strategies
Relocalise NR is a supported member of Mullum SEED NR
You are our network
Help us to Relocalise Northern Rivers. Producing and spending locally has a multiplier or ripple effect, as does sharing. Please share our website, Fb group & next event with a couple of your friends, businesses, organsations, investors & food growers/producers. Add your local business to our directory.