Local import replacement the prosperity issue.

Make ‘Community Import Replacement’ a reality.

The COVID-19 crisis can reverse the fortunes of many of our regional, rural and remote communities through a ‘community import replacement’ program.

Today, you may be working from home, changing your business plans, or trying to create a sense of normality as the world navigates this strange and disruptive time. The health and safety of our family, friends, customers, suppliers and the community should become an absolute priority for every entrepreneur and business owner.

Take stock of all goods and services imported into your community each month from across Australia and the world. Understanding what they are and their origins will present you with boundless opportunities.

Rebuilding regional communities can be hard work.

Most citizens rest complacently as passive consumers instead of co-producers and co-shapers of our destinies. We must look for more ways to bind the community together for a prosperous future.

Think back to the last problem you faced and try to remember how frustrated, stressed, and overwhelmed it made you feel. Imagine you were working side-by-side with others to solve the current problem together.

Many are starting to adjust to a ‘new normal’, but don’t get me wrong. There’s still going to be plenty of bad news coming for a while. However, there’s also some good news starting to emerge. There will be a lot of innovation, and you can see it in online business, health, and education.

Bounce back from all the adversity our regional communities have been experiencing and are still experiencing by becoming involved more closely with those who can help stimulate your local economy with a community import replacement project. What would happen if you made better decisions?

Many regional businesses are answering the call to produce supplies because of the COVID-19 pandemic by repurposing their businesses. What do you make? Can you make a decision that would mean more productivity and more opportunity for your community? How can you do it better? Because that’s the question every other business should be asking.

Exporting and importing might be a two-way deal. In the end, the diversity and spontaneity of regional people measure their strength and abundance. This diversity and spontaneity engage entrepreneurial skills and lead to unpredictable and unplanned community import replacement.

If you would like to discuss the possibilities offered by an economic gardening program for your town or village, please contact us at https://faqsupport.com.au/contact.

Quotable Quotes

“Economic life develops by the grace of innovating; it expands by the grace of import-replacement”. Jane Jacobs

“Stop your small, unimportant tasks and projects and look at your vision and goals for your community. Start listing the imported products and engage the community entrepreneurs in an Economic Gardening project.”?  Peter Sergeant