Cities already produce enough food, yet waste and hunger coexist. The Cultivating Abundance framework treats food access as infrastructure, not charity. It aligns policy, logistics, technology, and community networks into a measurable, city scale resilience system.
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The Virtual United Nations is a practical blueprint for updating global governance for the digital age. It outlines how mobile-first participation, stakeholder-driven design, and strong anti-capture safeguards can make international cooperation faster, more inclusive, and more resilient.
What if the next breakthrough is not a new technology, but a shared way for people to see, reason, and act together. Collective Flourishing reframes progress as coordination, not innovation alone.
Thousands of hours of drone footage go unused due to fragmentation and unclear rights. Open Aerial proposes a single pipeline that connects capture, AI stitching, licensing, and fair contributor payouts.
What if urban planning felt like a game, but shaped real outcomes. Play Your City turns public works into a civic simulation where citizens co create infrastructure.