Design process used in Permaculture design. Observe, Boundaries, Resources, Evaluation, Design, Implement, Maintain
There are different variants around. OBREDIM is the standard while OBREDIMET and VOBREDIMET or GOBREDIMET are extensions to the standard.
During each of the stages a different set of tools comes to play. The process itself can be iterative, which means you run through it again.
Envision a world where all communication and data is in the hand of the people instead of some cooperation, where we have open APIs and standards to exchange information and knowledge. This is a design for it.
In Finland September is Zero Waste challenge month.
Yes, there are processes and there are good processes. Necessarily both are not the same. There are also those that cry for adaption and alteration. And one of those processes is Obredim.
Since I wrote about "Continuous Integration" some time has gone by. Good to have you here again. I have evaluated the design before implementation, ran a reiteration twice and then started implementing.
The used process for this design is Obr3dim, an Obredim variant. Use the jump menu to dive into the different steps.
I’m on my way in preparation for the Diploma in Applied Permaculture Design and therefore always have the principles and also the OBREDIM process in mind. Some of the designs of the Diploma will be about BeyondBuckthorns and our house.
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