The Happiest Place on Earth? How the People of Bali Created Paradise

Aug 14 2006
The island of Bali is a paradise created by its people. They live with a balance of masculine and feminine values, they celebrate very often, every Balinese seems to be an artist - and there seem to be smiles everywhere! How have the Balinese achieved a remarkable level of development - and happiness? Economist, author and development expert Dr. Bernard Lietaer describes how people can contribute fully to society through balanced contributions of either work or money in a dual-currency system. Both work-based currency and conventional money allow everyone in the community to contribute what they can. By allowing everyone to contribute fully, people's satisfaction with life is high, and they can create incredible projects for the public benefit. So people flourish - and seem, to many, the happiest people anywhere. Filmed at the BALLE conference in Burlington Vermont, at Champlain College. Produced by: Pierre Terre, 8/14/2006 Language: English Run Time: 17 min. 30 sec. Story Level 2 = Children may need to ask their parents about the meaning of the Story

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NameFundraisingActivityLocation
Loan PhotoTemepek Tengah Melaya 2 Group
To purchase piglets to raise and sell learn more
$1100 Loan Request
$975 Raised so far
$125 Still needed
PigsMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoTempek Tengah Melaya 1 Group
to purchase additional inventory & working capital learn more
fundedGeneral StoreMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoNusa Sejahtera Group
to purchase livestock feed & other supplies learn more
in_repaymentPigsMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoDaya Pertiwi Group
to purchase baby livestock to raise & sell in future  learn more
in_repaymentPigsMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoRatna Sari Group
To purchase pig feed and other supplies learn more
in_repaymentPigsMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoManis Kasih Women’s Cooperative (group A)
To use as additional capital for her business learn more
in_repaymentCattleMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoManis Kasih Cooperative (group B)
To buy more local crops such as coconuts, bananas and chocolate learn more
in_repaymentFruits & VegetablesMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoManis Kasih Cooperative (group C)
To buy livestock to be bred, fattened and sold learn more
in_repaymentAnimal SalesMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoKwt Tiing Gading Group
As capital to develop the business learn more
in_repaymentFarmingMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoAris Setya Wiguna Group
To buy teak wood and materials for furniture making projects learn more
in_repaymentFurniture MakingMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoSari Usaha Group
used to buy pig food, repair cages or to buy piglets. learn more
in_repaymentLivestockMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoFlamboyan Group
Used to buy piglets and pig food learn more
in_repaymentPigsMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoKisan B Group
To buy cattle to be fattened learn more
in_repaymentCattleTunbaun, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoKisan A Group
To buy a calf. learn more
in_repaymentCattleTunbaun, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoNasaret A3 Group
To buy cattle  learn more
in_repaymentCattleNenas, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoNasaret A1 Group
To buy cattle to be fattened learn more
in_repaymentCattleNenas, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoNasaret A2 Group
To buy cattle learn more
in_repaymentCattleNenas, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoTunas Mekar Asih Group
To purchase baby livestock to raise and sell.  learn more
in_repaymentLivestockMelaya, Bali, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoNekaruut B Group
To buy cattle to be fattened learn more
in_repaymentCattleMerbaun, Indonesia map
Loan PhotoKanaan A Group
purchasing cattle to be fattened learn more
in_repaymentCattleErbaun, Indonesia map

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