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From this short segment from an old bikeTV episode, Make Lakeman
from City Repair Project in Portland, OR talks about how the City Repair
came to be and how the community is involved in creating and using public space. 
An EcoDistrict is a neighborhood or district with a broad
commitment to improve its environmental performance in an integrated
strategy that includes engagement, self governance and benchmarking to
make informed decisions about demand management, green building,
infrastructure, and community engagement best practices. The Nouvelle Vie Youth Corps will be a group of 50 trained Haitian young adults (ages 18-30) dedicated to serving their country for 2 years to: implement mass-scale mental health interventions and community-based sustainable solutions for food, water, sanitation, and construction systems (Permaculture).
The Nouvelle Vie Youth Corps is the International Association for Human Value's response to the Haitian Earthquake. It is born out of IAHV's pre-earthquake programs in Haiti. Since October 2007, IAHV has impacted 350 Haitian youth in: youth leadership, sustainable agriculture, and small business development.
Mary Edmeades, vice president and social impact banking manager
at the Pearl District branch of the Albina Community Bank in Portland, Oregon. Ms. Edmeades describes the bank's sustainable business
practices and support for the arts, local artists and keeping money in
the local economy. Whistler Mayor Ken Melamed presents the story of his municipality's journey toward sustainability to the King of Sweden at the Sustainability Leadership Challenge in Stockholm, Sweden. Organized by The Natural Step the leaders from business, government, NGOs and academia around the world shared sustainability best practices. More videos available at The Natural Step's YouTube channel.
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