Actions
Actions are about your own personal behaviour change.Transform yourself transform the planet!
Actions are a way of you personally taking small but significant steps to reaching your personal vision. Sometimes the enormity of a goal can be over whelming, it can be easier to break your goal into steps to get you there. This is what actions are all about. Actions can be shared by others in the community who are inspired either by your personal vision or your action, enabling you to motivate each other.
For example: If your target was to reduce the amount of cars on the road in your local community your first action would be to reduce the amount of times you drive your car per week. The next action might then be to urge people in the local community to do the same and track the success. If the actions are working this could inspire a new project enabling you to link up with like-minded individuals and specialists through the site to enable you to create lasting change.
Latest Actions
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Human Behaviour
Personal Discipline ( Manipulation Of Various Individuality )
-reduce activities that affects i.q level to down grade -engage into personal activities with self consciousness -decrease the potential of external changes & environmental influences towards ownself
Shared by 1 Citizen Created By Sarah Banks -
Human Behaviour
Personal Discipline ( Manipulation Of Various Individuality )
-reduce activities that affects i.q level to down grade -engage into personal activities with self consciousness -decrease the potential of external changes & environmental influences towards ownself
Shared by 1 Citizen Created By Davidho Soonwai -
Environment
Household waste management (sorting of waste for reuse and recycling)
- Reduction in diseases emerging from poor waste management in my community - Reducing chocking of the soils from plastics - Reduced contamination of protected wells where many of our people collect water for domestic use
Shared by 1 Citizen Created By Mohamad Azmy Ngah -
Environment
Household waste management (sorting of waste for reuse and recycling)
- Reduction in diseases emerging from poor waste management in my community - Reducing chocking of the soils from plastics - Reduced contamination of protected wells where many of our people collect water for domestic use
Shared by 3 Citizens Created By Mohamad Azmy Ngah -
Water
Wash Your Car On The Grass Or At A Car Wash
Soap and dirt from washing your car can flow into storm drains and into lakes and rivers, making them polluted and harmful to animals. If you wash your car on the grass the ground can filter the water naturally. Better yet, take it to a car wash! Car washes can recycle and/or treat the water,and they use way less water than the average home car wash.
Shared by 2 Citizens Created By Madeline Offerman -
Agriculture/Food
There is so much each of us can do to make a difference and participate in our very own Big Fish fight. I have found some fantastic links to support sustainable fish consumption which allows every one of us to contribute to a more sustainable, ethical and desirable World. Join me as I order my very own 'Free Fish Guide' from Greenpeace(http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/oceans/forms/order-your-free-fish-guide-0), e-mail Princes to make them change their unsustainable tuna practices (http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/fishfight,)and see how I can use my purchasing power for the good by looking at these top ten tips on buying sustainable fish (http://www.wwf.org.uk/how_you_can_help/change_how_you_live/top_ten_tips_for_buying_good_seafood.cfm)... Read more
Shared by 1 Citizen Created By Karl Jaeger -
Agriculture/Food
There is so much each of us can do to make a difference and participate in our very own Big Fish fight. I have found some fantastic links to support sustainable fish consumption which allows every one of us to contribute to a more sustainable, ethical and desirable World. Join me as I order my very own 'Free Fish Guide' from Greenpeace(http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/oceans/forms/order-your-free-fish-guide-0), e-mail Princes to make them change their unsustainable tuna practices (http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/fishfight,)and see how I can use my purchasing power for the good by looking at these top ten tips on buying sustainable fish (http://www.wwf.org.uk/how_you_can_help/change_how_you_live/top_ten_tips_for_buying_good_seafood.cfm)... Read more
Shared by 1 Citizen Created By Karl Jaeger -
Agriculture/Food
There is so much each of us can do to make a difference and participate in our very own Big Fish fight. I have found some fantastic links to support sustainable fish consumption which allows every one of us to contribute to a more sustainable, ethical and desirable World. Join me as I order my very own 'Free Fish Guide' from Greenpeace(http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/oceans/forms/order-your-free-fish-guide-0), e-mail Princes to make them change their unsustainable tuna practices (http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/fishfight,)and see how I can use my purchasing power for the good by looking at these top ten tips on buying sustainable fish (http://www.wwf.org.uk/how_you_can_help/change_how_you_live/top_ten_tips_for_buying_good_seafood.cfm)... Read more
Shared by 1 Citizen Created By Karl Jaeger -
Agriculture/Food
There is so much each of us can do to make a difference and participate in our very own Big Fish fight. I have found some fantastic links to support sustainable fish consumption which allows every one of us to contribute to a more sustainable, ethical and desirable World. Join me as I order my very own 'Free Fish Guide' from Greenpeace(http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/oceans/forms/order-your-free-fish-guide-0), e-mail Princes to make them change their unsustainable tuna practices (http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/fishfight,)and see how I can use my purchasing power for the good by looking at these top ten tips on buying sustainable fish (http://www.wwf.org.uk/how_you_can_help/change_how_you_live/top_ten_tips_for_buying_good_seafood.cfm)... Read more
Shared by 1 Citizen Created By Karl Jaeger -
Agriculture/Food
There is so much each of us can do to make a difference and participate in our very own Big Fish fight. I have found some fantastic links to support sustainable fish consumption which allows every one of us to contribute to a more sustainable, ethical and desirable World. Join me as I order my very own 'Free Fish Guide' from Greenpeace(http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/oceans/forms/order-your-free-fish-guide-0), e-mail Princes to make them change their unsustainable tuna practices (http://www.greenpeace.org.uk/fishfight,)and see how I can use my purchasing power for the good by looking at these top ten tips on buying sustainable fish (http://www.wwf.org.uk/how_you_can_help/change_how_you_live/top_ten_tips_for_buying_good_seafood.cfm)... Read more
Shared by 1 Citizen Created By Karl Jaeger
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