Scaling Regeneration

This page documents my attempts to distinguish what can be responsibly scaled from what must remain locally crafted.

Many practices look successful in one context and fail when copied elsewhere. Scaling regeneration is not about replicating programs; it is about identifying what can travel: agreements, decision rules, and relational conditions that allow regenerative outcomes to keep emerging.

This thread engages with the realities of SME business ecosystems: multiple actors, uneven power, conflicting incentives, and long time horizons. The challenge is to scale what works without freezing it into a template or shifting hidden costs onto others.

The guiding question is:
What can be scaled as a pattern, and what must remain locally crafted?

You’ll see unfinished thinking, tensions, and boundary choices behind efforts to scale without extraction.

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