#Choose Experience
Consider spending more time and resources on the experiences that add value to your life.
Good evening ladies and gentlemen, congratulations for reaching day 15!
We have completed the 15 days of continuous challenge and we are proud of having arrived so far. The final action area is #Choose Experience and consider spending more time and resources on the experiences that add value to your life.
What have you learnt from living better and lighter for two weeks? Was it difficult?
“If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping with a mosquito.”
Creating a sustainable future does not rest on our individual shoulders alone. We can adopt more sustainable lifestyles, but this needs to be supported and facilitated by those in power, especially Governments, international institutions, businesses and billionaires. By galvanizing a global movement, we can demand a call to action.
#ChooseExpereince
Consider spending more time and resources and on experiences that add value to your life.
Could you imagine that stress levels increase with accumulation of material goods, and ultimately affects good health?
More often than not, buying something does not represent an profound or enriching life event, while living experiences may bring us closer to certain places and people – thus shaping who we are and how we see the world.
Our collective future is dependent on the cumulative outcome of our actions today. The final (and fun) actions from the Anatomy of Action prove to positively impact individual and collective well-being. It’s time to undo the materialistic ways of the past and embrace a life of experience and adventure (be it near or far).
HOW-TO:
CONSIDER SPENDING MORE TIME AND RESOURCES ON THE EXPERIENCES THAT ADD VALUE TO YOUR LIFE?
-Engage in experiences and services that add value to your life
-Find ways to spend time with people that you care about and make you laugh
-Spend more time connecting with nature and natural spaces
-Opt for active recreational choices for increased health and well being (sports, games, and outdoor activities)
-Find daily ways to relax, and take time out to reduce stress and anxiety
-Give yourself (more) digital detox time and embrace analog experiences
Social Media Challenge Report
Wow, what a two incredible weeks of connection, community, and collective impact!
The challenge target youth around the world - the next generation of consumers and change-makers - to show that sustainable living is easy, cool and fun.The challenge introduces one action every day and can be reactivated at any time.
Over 14 days we covered 5 main domains: food, stuff, move, money and fun, and maps out top-priority actions individuals everywhere can take to reduce their carbon footprint based on scientific evidence. By making individual changes to what food we eat, the stuff we buy, how we spend our money, how we move around and what we do for fun, we can bring about new ways of living that have more positive planet impacts.
The Anatomy of Action is also disseminated as a 15-day social media challenge that engages organizations, global influencers and the public to encourage their communities to make sustainable lifestyle changes.
Sustainability is about the social, economic, and environmental considerations of what we do in our personal lives, the way we do business, and the government decisions that our elected representatives make on our behalf so that we can sustain the systems (such as food, air, and water) that every single living thing on Earth needs to survive and thrive.
Our everyday motto is: "Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food
How do we create effective campaigns for living well and sustainably? Where we live, what we eat, how we move around, all have an impact on the issues we care about - our happiness, connected communities, equity, security, climate change and more. Lightening our load on the planet while improving our daily lives is a worthwhile and urgent goal for the coming decade.
Interview with Patricia Ramos
What happens when you try to raise issues around consumerism and over-consumption and the sustainability of lifestyles?
Together we can show that small actions can have a positive impact not only on the planet but also on our personal well-being!
Many of the global challenges we face today are caused by the rate we consume. Pollution, the over-extraction of resources and biodiversity loss are directly linked to increasing production to meet consumption demands. How we consume corresponds to how we live our lives. Taking individual actions to consume less, choose quality over quantity, buy local and reframe how we spend our free time sends power messages to not only our friends and family but also to the decision makers in our communities.
Find your place in the climate change movement by activating your Anatomy of Action. Build planet-friendly habits during the Take Action Challenge, where you, your friends and your family can challenge each other to make at least one better choice (or all 15 as champions of change!) to reduce the CO2, plastics, and other pollutants wreaking havoc on our planet.
Reduce meat and animal product consumption habits and adopt a more plant-based diet
USE ALL YOUR FOOD
Get organic waste out of trash heaps and landfills to reduce methane, improve soil fertility, and increase equitable access to fresh food
GROW YOUR OWN
Grow your own food and connect to where it comes from in order to save money and to reduce transport, packaging, and food waste
Day 1 - https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/09/sustainable-lifestyle-campaign-with.html
Day 2 -https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/09/happy-international-day-of-awareness-of.html
Day 3-
https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/09/free-distribution-of-soybean-milk-for.html
Day 4-
https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/happy-international-day-of-older.html
BEYOND BUYING
Consider what you need and buy products that will last longer, be used multiple times, and are intended to be in use for as long as possible before being remanufactured or recycled
FASHION SLOW DOWN
Buy fewer and better clothes, stay away from fast fashion that mass produces at the cost of environmental and human justice
DITCH DISPOSABLES Refuse everyday products which cannot be reused
Day 5 -https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/sustainable-lifestyle-challenge-by.html
Day 6-
https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/ditch-disposables-avoiding-single-use.html
SHARE YOUR RIDE
Continue or opt for public and shared transport instead of driving, and advocate for more options
GO CLEANER
Swap to options like electric vehicles, cleaner fuels, and fewer kilometers to reduce your transport footprint
Day 7 -
https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/anatomy-of-action-challenge-by-sofonie.html
DAY 8 -
https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/anatomy-of-action-challenge-angola.html
DAY 9 -
https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/gocleaner-electric-vehicles-clean-fuels.html
ETHICAL INVESTING
Use your principles to guide investing and consider socially and environmentally responsible options
DIVESTMENT
Actively swap your financial institutions or services to more sustainable options
ENERGY POSITIVE HOMES
Enhance your comfort, save energy and money by adapting your home and your habits to be more efficient
DAY 10 -https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/ethicalinvesting-divestment-and.html
DAY 11 -https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/divestment-anatomy-of-action-challenge.html
DAY 12 -
https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/energy-positive-homes-anatomy-of-action.html
ENJOY THE JOURNEY
STAY CURIOUS
Embrace a life of constant learning, adventure, and curiosity, and keep an open mind
CHOOSE EXPERIENCES
Consider spending more time and resources on the experiences that add value to your life
DAY 13 -https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/enjoy-journey-anatomy-of-action.html
DAY 14-https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/stay-curious-sustainable-lifestyles.html
DAY 15-
https://sofoniedala.blogspot.com/2021/10/choose-experience-final-day-of-anatomy.html
Where you spend your money matters
This campaign inspires and guides youth action for both individual and systems change that enables sustainable lifestyles.
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