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uh before you lay if you will find it on the uh one of the tables it in the lobby is extremely interesting
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and this is an example is is extremely edifying
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and for people in of all region this is extremely interesting this is
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happening in zurich fourteen municipalities are joining forces all have joined forces
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and as i say in zurich is really under a a quite special people
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so i will begin with a question for you so we have quite short q. and a session because unfortunately
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what we don't have a well isn't just anyway it's time it's moving forward inexorably but
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you but if but your presentations works really interesting i want to begin with you
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show on how to you
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well how did you succeed in bringing together all these interests
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two
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bring this project to fruition because saying no we don't want construction we don't want a most
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way sporting a valley is easy to say now it's within an hour to singer
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creating something like this and succeeding in implementing it
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with fourteen different municipalities we know what it means to have lots of different responses
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what was the crucial elements in six eating this way
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uh_huh
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so that's the other questions very justified
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i'm going to answer in german otherwise i'm going to get lost uh as i read twice yeah
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oh please uh grab the headset if you need one
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so the composition was very positive all the members were very positive about the project to the presidents of the
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municipalities wanted to if a favour the development of the
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region and ends in previous caught your life
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i know what people i think because i began when i began a project i said
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that this is something that can uh take the project forward into the future
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so people uh don't have the headsets but remember georgetown was for thirteen years
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the the men yeah all the sound because we call them in switzerland
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the method of only fourteen municipalities so
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it has to be a consensus and at the leadership of these municipalities the conditions
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are beginning with good that was a real will to preserve and develop
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so there was a good strong basis that was preexisting and favoured this project
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i i i i i
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so i have chosen to present my projects in a way that makes people understand this
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i mean you know people who would be resistance but i prepared for this and this led to very possibly save
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results but let's not forget the financial side things by
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working together you work more efficiently you work better
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for less cost you can have a better results you can have a a project a program that succeeds
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and has greater chance of succeeding so do the costs were sixty percent
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low uh them a by working together than by working individually
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it was important to have someone to have a critical
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view this he went to the uh someone who
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went to all kinds of groups you would not necessarily be a in imagery supportive the project
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so he if was confronted with the different uh points people could make about
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the cost of the product i found ways of answering a a
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critic criticism in terms of the cost it would uh involved
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oh so one final question was the population
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infuse yesterday but it was it included in that project was their opinions sorts
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the most uh uh and and danger creating a a living space that was not accepted
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draw a a what what
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was there with creating a kind of intimate uh which is graves
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preview a wonderful variable but um it was just a spectacle
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how do you how did you create something which is more about sustainable development role
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yeah we had an advantage but this should not be an excuse for other regions we had
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an exact an advantage because we have a regional newspaper which is hand distributed to every
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home twice a week and this allowed me to present a project to people to introduce
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these ideas we went to different neighbours to cooperatives who wants it to a renovate
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so we spread this information represented our ideas
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using examples examples a great motivates us
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communication is the crucial elements
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so examples of initiatives which have been successful in the past uh we
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used and through the local newspaper which is published twice a week
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uh they were explanations uh they will uh has information about how things can work to
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try and encourage population see the positive side uh and you victoria your project
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has the same characteristics the same dimension what is the different characteristics on a different dimension
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but is it follows the same spirit and you had to fight to obtain
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the opportunity to develop your project and you said it at the start
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they were uh there was resistance when it came to try to obtain financing and how
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do you get to the point where you all leading at project which is a little bit crazy
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and how do you convince enough people to get on board how how did you do that how did it go for you
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can you tell us what how this critical a phase took place
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which project let's begin with the a stroll house project
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well for the straw house
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i decided to to set up a bed and breakfast uh banks agrees
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to it sets up a agree to find it sets up
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and so the one real objectives uh from this point to uh for this project and in terms of
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uh the complexity things was the uh current funding side of things
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i'm sorry what practical unfairly courses to educate people and
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people uh we didn't want to pay for this
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and uh for the sustainable development sense uh we had to learn from uh i'll areas
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and for the sustainable a development centre is still in the gestation period this is much more complex project
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yes it's much more complex between ten and twenty percent
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of the project will be caught funded where people can
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health i can also work and uh contribute physically to uh the project
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and the aim is to uh
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uh uh reach a a cluster duration of thirty a french to uh
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our uh which is paid in males paid in in kinds of
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and this is the way of the uh not having to find financing and i in the long term uh oh
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is it not difficult at the scale of several means parties
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is it difficult to use volunteering um uh also
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paying people in kind for the hours where it is kind of a volunteer assistant to well i
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could explain let's in wales before we men if
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one point made a small uh wins turbine
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i will managed a big pay you the way you incorporated and it
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became the biggest one cooperatively to energy producer in the u. k.
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and it has raised forty million
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euros of funding a corpus of funding and if you
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a present examples um effectively to attend services and
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you can get somewhere and if you set up those lots of small projects
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uh ultimately you can finance a larger projects using
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the uh funds generated by the small projects
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uh this is not a normal way of operating right now but
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we wanted to become normal every once we would like um
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in in wales uh the computer systems of the news for lost forty five years
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and maybe we where's that little bit more advanced when it comes to the
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corporate reports but this is something that could be applied elsewhere to
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uh sir charles how often in life is monday the crux of the problem
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you have to convince municipalities
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see you take part and sometimes the municipalities of uh all prepared
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to pull out of these developments because at some point
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based c. is big binge too expensive it's a question of money ultimately how
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can you uh change um as it
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shoots to change the direction of
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the way people work when you have people that we have that
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areas of land available which can be a become a construct a ball and how
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do you switch from one conception of the elements to another
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uh one idea don't have a because ultimately though uh there's financial income
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yeah
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yeah
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well
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so it was almost a missionary work uh we had to go to different
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missus policies we had to promote the idea sometimes i was rejection
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uh fifteen years ago people talk about limiting
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these initiatives and we are working this way anymore
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we learned very quickly that developments of construction
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um is generates more tax revenue but the money that comes
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into head of uh the population is not as much
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so there's a new understanding that enables he was to attract people you are good time space
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uh_huh
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uh_huh okay zero oh no that i there is
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a double up and uh because it's important
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to keep 'em on billboards or other than double but yeah there is a physical
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a calculation because when we improve the general our life
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conditions who he defected to improve the general ah
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love life for everyone um the wheel drive to people who
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are expecting this uh this level uh huh yeah
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uh_huh uh_huh
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it's not only the quality of the taxpayer uh are
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we yeah yeah yeah we'll doing more
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attracting more people main is actually a vicious circle because we need to build
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more and we get more taxes and we need to build more
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so i actually per capita yeah there is less ah a text
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and more building generate
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or a negative aspects so basically what you've a danger
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on the on the one hand
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we lost on the other hand
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so for the financial point of view it's it's pretty that but uh
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in terms of quality of life uh again it's less is more
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few minutes for a has some questions for where would like
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or is his or her hand
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or
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uh_huh
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uh_huh
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uh_huh uh_huh is the straw has a positive in terms of energy
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yes it would uh produces nine thousand eight hundred care what's
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and we use twelve hundred for the heating
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our uh of the building and hardcore
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so it's a six types uh_huh
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uh_huh
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uh_huh our well thank you very much
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Conference Program

Welcome
Corinne Feuz, Coordinatrice d’ecovillages
Aug. 25, 2017 · 9:48 a.m.
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Welcome
Patricia-Dominique Lachat, Préfète du district d’Aigle
Aug. 25, 2017 · 9:49 a.m.
Welcome
Philippe Grobéty, Syndic d’Ormont-Dessus
Aug. 25, 2017 · 9:54 a.m.
Introduction: What way forward for the villages?
Michael Liebreich, Fondateur et vice-président d’ecovillages
Aug. 25, 2017 · 9:59 a.m.
Inspiration: Top to Top Global Climate Expedition
Dario Schwoerer, Climatologue et guide de montagne
Aug. 25, 2017 · 10:07 a.m.
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Beyond skiing, revisiting the ski resort experience
Isabelle Frochot, Université Savoie Mont Blanc
Aug. 25, 2017 · 10:36 a.m.
The heritage of the Youth Olympic Games (JOJ Lausanne 2020) , for the Vaud Alps
Ian Logan, CEO Lausanne 2020
Aug. 25, 2017 · 12:11 p.m.
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Urbanise the Swiss Alps
Fiona Pia, architecte
Aug. 25, 2017 · 1:58 p.m.
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Building the Future: Participatory Projects for Transition "The Center for Sustainable Development in Ayent"
Victoria Leaney-Brinkler, initiatrice du Centre de développement durable et gérante de l'écogîte "Esprit du soleil"
Aug. 25, 2017 · 2:15 p.m.
Building the Future: Participatory Projects for Transition - ERKA - the energy transition for al
Charles Höhn, ancien maire du village de Bonstetten
Aug. 25, 2017 · 2:32 p.m.
Digitalisation as a service to the transition
Daniel Gatica-Perez, Idiap Research Institute
Aug. 25, 2017 · 3:02 p.m.
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Introduction of special guest
Michael Liebreich, Fondateur et vice-président d’ecovillages
Aug. 25, 2017 · 4:57 p.m.
Special Guest: "The world has already so many solutions"
Prof. Dr. Bertrand Piccard, Explorer, Chairman of the Solar Impulse Foundation
Aug. 25, 2017 · 4:58 p.m.
Q&A with Special Guest
Aug. 25, 2017 · 5:19 p.m.
Conclusions
Michael Liebreich, Fondateur et vice-président d’ecovillages
Aug. 25, 2017 · 5:38 p.m.

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