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It’s serious guys, it’s earth strike week from Sept. 20th to Sept. 27th.
Strike has a long history for humans. Since the industrial age, every time we want to change things, strike is the powerful tool. As long as you are in the race, no matter what you say, people around may listen but hey, it’s a race, let’s continue running. The minute you stop, something happens. It can become a peaceful dialogue, a Spring, a riot, a Gilets Jaunes movement, depends on people’s.
Grown-ups are now (…)

Rekola organic farm is ready to deliver organic biodynamic vegetables weekly when we are enough people interested
We were not enough to start in Autumn 2019 but if we’re enough, it could start in July 2020 with a delivery point in Tampere. This delivery point could be Tribe, close to Torni hotel.
At the moment we are 3 families, 3 couples and 3 individuals. All together it’s already more than 25kg of veggies to be delivered each week. We need to reach 50kg / week in order to make it (…)

Business as usual wont help solve climate change if not that would be done already, isn’t?
Hundreds of impact and social entrepreneurs are currently tackling key challenges in their own country or abroad with new ideas, new spirit, new tech or not, new approaches. In Finland, this movement is starting and it’s great to see that happening finally!
Stream Festival and Danske Bank have a great partnership for the next Stream Festival. Impact start-ups, if you’re based in Finland you can win (…)

In Nokia, this week Papu has a Pop Up shop open this week on Friday Sept 20th, 12-19, and Saturday Sept. 21th, klo 10-16. The address is Pirkkalaistori 1. Old models, super discount and great garments to find!
Papu is a Finnish organic clothing brand. They are sharing openly about their sustainable practices, results and impact.
You can read their great report here.
More sustainable fashion brands.

Take a cool guy (must be a great cook though).
Add a converted vintage horse trailer.
Name it "Raffaele" – the trailer, not the cook.
Use as much as local and organic ingredients.
Heat up to 456° degrees.
And you have... Pete and his amazing pizza’s!
Pete created 456 degrees in Tampere. His story is amazing and his pizza’s are so yummy!! Track Pete and Raffaele and make sure this amazing idea spreads everywhere...
Pete’s picture (c) 456 degrees - thanks for courtesy.

In the heart of Tampere Seele is offering a beautiful selection of Finnish organic clothing, as locally produced as possible. It can be expensive but it definitely last longer.
For lovers of Finnish design, Miela (picture) is a shop hosting about 20-30 local brands, some of them being 100% organic. It’s all about clothing but also beautiful notebooks, jewels and accessories.
Second hand clothes are nice and sustainable. Second-hand is very popular in Finland and all the shops are (…)

Organized at Tribe, the Mix&Match networking events serie is coming up on various impact fields. The first one in on Sept. 18th and all about sustainability and will introduce a bit the Startup Weekend about Sustainability.
From the event’s FB page:
"WHY YOU SHOULD JOIN:
RECRUITMENT: Did you know that finding a job in Finland goes through hard networking? You should join to find right people that could help you kickstart your career and succeed in Finland!
How to find the right (…)

Nanso, the famous Finnish textile brand created in 1921 in Nokia, is now launching a new collection in cooperation with Pure Waste.
It’s a collection of recycled fabrics that combine responsibility and Finnish design.
It’s only 8 items to start, but it’s a start that should be encouraged... so let’s start to re-think Christmas and, why not?, offer less stuff but only recycled ones?
Are you in?
Pure Waste blog and Online Shop.
More sustainable shopping tips can be found here.

We are lucky in Tampere, we have a beautiful eco-village only 45min drive accessible to learn tons of things. And for those who want to travel without polluting, the bus 55 is taking you there. I’ve been there with family and friends a couple of times.
The place is called Kurki and it’s located in Vesilahti, by the lake Pyhäjärvi. It’ s a community ecovillage and a biodynamic farm (which mean organic basically but I’ll explain the differences later if I have time...).
In 2011, after (…)

This week, from Sept. 9th to Sept. 15the, it is 0 waste campaign.
Check out these strong statements:
"In Finland only, household food waste is 120-160 million kilograms, 20-25 kilograms per person. The amount of food waste in households corresponds to the annual emissions of 100,000 private cars."
"Nearly a third of the food produced worldwide, 1.3 billion tons of food produced are thrown away each year. It is estimated that this amount could feed up to one billion people. In addition, (…)