What the Project Is
The project centers on human-centered systems that prioritize people over profit. It starts with a Loader Image that sets an engaging tone – check out the Loader-2.gif – and quickly dives into a vision where current systems, which focus primarily on money and nothing else, are seen as stuck and ineffective. Instead, this project champions equality, trust, and radical transparency, ensuring everyone gets a say. The driving idea is that systems should be built on genuine connection and fairness, a concept that might sound simple but is definitely revolutionary. In essence, the project stands as a response to a world where systems need to shift from being money-first to truly human-first…
Main Benefit
Key benefits and figures include:
- Focus on building human-centered systems that empower and include everyone.
- Commitment to equality, trust, and radical transparency in all processes.
- A rich collective of project managers, change managers, and communication experts with expertise in diverse themes.
- Concentrated efforts on human-centered organizing, refugee reception, and economy, ensuring practical and impactful outcomes.
- Collaboration across public and commercial organizations with a shared vision for a better society.
Exploring Themes
The project takes a closer look at several key themes close to its heart. The themes are laid out with clear focus: Human-Centered Organizing, Human-Centered Refugee Reception, and Human-Centered Economy. For each area, more detailed information is available – just click on the provided links to learn about how each theme works to reframe current systems, making them more relatable, honest, and grounded in everyday reality. This exploration is not just about theory, but about making tangible changes that resonate with communities in need of better organization and care.
Meet the Wiltgroei Team
The team behind the project is comprised of experts from various fields. Each member plays a vital role:
Daniël brings solid expertise in Project Management, focuses on Human-Centered Economy & Care, and is known for network collaborations and participation. Reach out via daniel@wiltgroei.nl.
Floor is skilled in Project Management with a focus on Human-Centered Reception, taking charge of the quartermaster role and being an initiator. Contact: floor@wiltgroei.nl.
Nienke specializes in Communication with an emphasis on Human-Centered Reception, fostering behavioral change and research. Drop a note at nienke@wiltgroei.nl.
Daisy also manages projects and is active in Human-Centered Economy & Education, championing participation and transition thinking. Email: daisy@wiltgroei.nl.
Julien offers expertise in Change Management, concentrating on Human-Centered Organizations by providing training and guidance during transitions. Email: julien@wiltgroei.nl.
Eef is another Project Management specialist with a focus on Human-Centered Reception, known as the all-rounder and connector of the team. Reach him at eef@wiltgroei.nl.
Steef brings deep insights in Change Management with a focus on both Organizations and Economy, specializing in systemic work and facilitation. Connect via steef@wiltgroei.nl.
Siem takes charge in Change Management with expertise in Human-Centered Economy, specifically in educational innovation and vision trajectories. Contact: siem@wiltgroei.nl.
Marijn rounds out the team with his skills in Project Management, focusing on Human-Centered Economy, particularly within circular economy practices and participation. Email: marijn@wiltgroei.nl.
Our Commitment to a Human-Centered World
This initiative is rooted in the belief that a human-centered world is not only possible but imperative. The project consistently reinforces its commitment through its manifesto, a detailed declaration of principles that outline the values of equality, trust, and radical transparency. Every aspect of the project is designed with the goal of shifting current paradigms toward systems that prioritize people – making a positive impact on communities and fostering a sense of well-being and inclusion. The commitment is clear: fostering environments where every voice counts.
Project Impact
- SDG 1: No Poverty – by promoting systems that care for all, the project contributes to reducing poverty.
- SDG 4: Quality Education – the focus on education in the Human-Centered Economy theme encourages quality learning.
- SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities – efforts are made to ensure fairness and equal participation for everyone.
- SDG 16: Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions – by emphasizing radical transparency and participation, a foundation for just institutions is laid.
- SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities – deliberate strategies in refugee reception and organizing help build better, more resilient communities.
Discover More
More details and a deeper understanding of the project are available for those looking to explore further. The content not only exemplifies a commitment to organizing society in a more equitable way but also highlights a genuine shift from current profit-centric systems to ones that value every individual. With lively and sometimes conversational expressions sprinkled throughout, the narrative manages to maintain clarity while inviting readers to join in the mission. For anyone interested in a brighter future shaped by human-centered values, the project offers not just a call to action but also a clear blueprint of how such a society can thrive. More insights can be found by reading the manifesto and exploring the detailed themes linked via the project website.
