Are you interested in alternative currencies and want to see which ones exist in your area?

Then take a look at the Map of tomorrow.

There you will find further information and contact options for every offer.

What is the 'Map of tomorrow'?

The Map of tomorrow is an interactive online platform established in Germany for initiatives of social-ecological transformation and sustainable offers.

Fair trade, organic farms, open labs, economy for the common good, independent education initiatives, local currencies and visionary communities are a few examples of this world of tomorrow.

Currently, the map mainly shows offers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. For local currencies in other countries please check out the websites in the links section below.

Legend of the map entries

Green = Initiatives
Blue = Companies
Magenta = Events
Pin = rated
Dot = unrated

Adding and rating offers

Anyone can add sustainable offers to the map of tomorrow using the wiki principle. Neither access data nor an e-mail address are required, as so-called “regional pilots” moderate the entries.

Positive aspects of the entries can be rated and commented on by everyone. How ecologically, socially and in public interest is it, what is being traded here? The more positive factors an entry has, the larger its pin is displayed on the map and the more people will find sustainable offers.

Minuto groups on the 'Map of tomorrow'

Of course, also Minuto groups can register on the map of tomorrow so that they can be found more easily. Some groups are already there.

Or are you looking for individual Minuto users and their requests and offers? Take a look at the Minuto marketplace.

Do you know of another local currency, a regional group, a sustainable initiative, an event or a fair company? Then add it to the map of tomorrow!

Learn more about the Map of tomorrow

Other alternatives

• Circles UBI – digital currency with a universal basic income for communities
• Gradido – a currency for the common good with a universal basic income
• H.e.l.f.a. – a giving movement with many local groups

Links

• Complementary currency – Wikipedia
• Local currency – Wikipedia
• List of community currencies in the United Kingdom – Wikipedia
• List of community currencies in Canada – Wikipedia
• List of community currencies in the United States – Wikipedia
• Currencies in Switzerland - Website of the Swiss Currency Confederation (a bit outdated)

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OpenStreetMap map of the Map of tomorrow