Welcome to The Colors of The Economy
Green Economy
focused on reducing environmental risks
and ecological scarcities,
promoting sustainable development
without degrading the environment.
Industries:
Renewable energy, eco-friendly products,
environmental conservation.
People:
Environmental activists, renewable energy engineers, individuals adopting sustainable living practices.
Planet:
Reduces carbon footprint,
conserves natural resources,
and promotes biodiversity.
Example:
Regenerative farms using
renewable energy sources
and eco-friendly farming practices,
promoting biodiversity and reducing carbon emissions.
Blue Economy
based on the sustainable use of
ocean resources for economic growth,
improved livelihoods, and jobs
while preserving the health of ocean ecosystems.
Industries:
Ocean and water resources, marine activities.
People:
Fishermen, marine biologists, coastal community members, water sports enthusiasts.
Planet:
Protects marine biodiversity,
promotes sustainable fishing,
and reduces ocean pollution.
Example:
Eco-industrial parks
focusing on sustainable aquaculture
and marine conservation efforts.
Purple Economy
emphasizes the value
of cultural goods and services,
creativity, and the arts.
Industries:
Creative and cultural industries, arts and entertainment.
People:
Artists, musicians, actors, cultural event attendees.
Planet:
Promotes cultural heritage and diversity,
supports sustainable tourism,
and encourages eco-friendly artistic practices.
Example:
The People's House as a cultural hub
promoting local arts and sustainable practices
in event management.
Orange Economy
driven by the education sector,
encompassing formal education,
vocational training,
and lifelong learning.
Industries:
Education, training, and lifelong learning.
People:
Teachers, students, lifelong learners,
education technology developers.
Planet:
Fosters environmental education,
promotes sustainable practices,
and encourages innovative solutions
for environmental challenges.
Example:
The Live and Learn Facility providing
environmental education and vocational training
in sustainable practices.
Yellow Economy
centered around tourism and hospitality,
driven by travel and the provision of
services to tourists.
Industries:
Tourism and hospitality.
People:
Tourists, travel agents, hotel staff, tour guides.
Planet:
Encourages eco-tourism,
supports conservation efforts,
and promotes sustainable travel practices.
Example:
Health Living Community
offering eco-tourism experiences
that focus on wellness and conservation.
Red Economy
driven by the manufacturing
and construction sectors,
emphasizing the production of goods
and infrastructure development.
Industries:
Manufacturing and construction.
People:
Factory workers, construction laborers,
architects, industrial engineers.
Planet:
Encourages sustainable building practices,
reduces industrial waste,
and promotes the use
of eco-friendly materials.
Example:
Eco-industrial parks utilizing
sustainable construction practices and materials
to minimize environmental impact.
White Economy
focused on healthcare services,
medical research,
and the provision of medical care.
Industries:
Healthcare and medical services.
People:
Doctors, nurses, patients,
medical researchers.
Planet:
Promotes public health initiatives,
encourages the development of
green medical technologies,
and supports the reduction of medical waste.
Example:
Health Living Community incorporating
green medical technologies
and sustainable health practices.
Silver Economy
focused on the
needs and opportunities
arising from an aging population,
including healthcare, retirement services,
and age-friendly products.
Industries:
Aging population services.
People:
Elderly individuals, geriatric care providers,
retirees.
Planet:
Encourages sustainable urban planning,
promotes age-friendly environments,
and supports intergenerational initiatives
for environmental stewardship.
Example:
Health Living Community
creating age-friendly environments
and promoting intergenerational activities
for environmental stewardship.
Gold Economy
centered around financial services,
wealth management, and luxury markets.
Industries:
Financial services, wealth management.
People:
Financial advisors, wealthy individuals, investors.
Planet:
Can promote investments in sustainable projects,
support corporate social responsibility,
and fund environmental conservation efforts.
Example:
Vet Equity 770 facilitating investments in regenerative housing, biomanufacturing, sustainable agriculture
and environmental conservation projects.
Olive Economy
integrating sustainability
and environmental concerns into
agricultural and resource-based industries.
Industries:
Sustainable agriculture, environmental initiatives.
People:
Farmers, environmental scientists,
eco-conscious consumers.
Planet:
Promotes sustainable farming practices,
conserves natural resources, and supports biodiversity.
Example:
Regenerative farms adopting
sustainable agricultural practices
that conserve natural resources
and promote biodiversity.
Copper Economy
driven by the telecommunications
and electrical infrastructure industries,
relying on copper
for wiring and connectivity.
Industries:
Telecommunications, electrical infrastructure.
People:
Telecom technicians, electrical engineers,
consumers using digital communication services.
Planet:
Supports the development of
energy-efficient technologies,
promotes recycling of electronic waste,
and reduces environmental impact
through improved connectivity.
Example:
Center for Human Progress implementing
energy-efficient technologies
and promoting electronic waste recycling.
Crimson Economy
focused on emergency services,
public safety, and disaster response.
Industries:
Emergency services, public safety.
People:
Firefighters, police officers, disaster response teams, community members benefiting from public safety.
Planet:
Enhances disaster preparedness and response,
promotes resilient infrastructure,
and supports environmental protection
during emergencies.
Example:
Peaceful Warriors Campus providing training
in disaster response and
resilient infrastructure development.
Teal Economy
driven by digital technologies,
online services, and e-commerce.
Industries:
Digital economy, e-commerce.
People:
Tech entrepreneurs, online shoppers,
digital marketers, IT professionals.
Planet:
Reduces the need for physical infrastructure,
promotes digital solutions
for environmental monitoring,
and supports remote work
to decrease carbon footprint.
Example:
Center for Human Progress
developing digital solutions
for environmental monitoring
and promoting remote work
to reduce carbon footprint.
Rose Economy
Definition:
An economy centered around
beauty, fashion, and cosmetics
Industries:
Beauty, fashion, cosmetics.
People:
Fashion designers, beauticians, consumers of beauty products, fashion enthusiasts.
Planet:
Encourages sustainable fashion practices,
reduces waste through eco-friendly products,
and promotes the use of natural ingredients.
Example:
The People's House hosting sustainable fashion shows
and promoting eco-friendly beauty products.
Ivory Economy
based on knowledge,
education, research, and intellectual property.
Industries:
Knowledge-based economy,
education, research.
People:
Academics, researchers, students,
intellectual property creators.
Planet:
Promotes environmental education and research,
supports the development of sustainable technologies,
and encourages innovative solutions
for global challenges.
Example:
The Live and Learn Facility
supporting environmental
research and education initiatives.
Lavender Economy
values cultural and creative sectors,
including arts, media, and entertainment.
Industries:
Cultural and creative sectors.
People:
Artists, performers, media professionals,
audiences of cultural events.
Planet:
Supports cultural preservation,
promotes sustainable tourism,
and encourages environmentally conscious
artistic practices.
Example:
The People's House promoting
cultural preservation and sustainable tourism
through various events.
Turquoise Economy
linked to coastal and maritime industries,
emphasizing economic activities related to
oceans and waterways.
Industries:
Coastal and maritime industries.
People:
Sailors, fishermen, coastal residents,
maritime industry workers.
Planet:
Promotes sustainable fishing practices,
supports marine conservation,
and reduces pollution in
oceanic and coastal areas.
Example:
Eco-industrial parks focused on
sustainable maritime activities
and marine conservation projects.
Bronze Economy
focused on sports, fitness, and wellness
industries, promoting physical activities
and healthy lifestyles.
Industries:
Sports, fitness, wellness.
People:
Athletes, fitness trainers, sports enthusiasts,
health-conscious individuals.
Planet:
Encourages outdoor and eco-friendly
sports activities, promotes health and well-being,
and supports the development of
sustainable sports infrastructure.
Example:
Peaceful Warriors Campus promoting eco-friendly
sports activities and developing sustainable
sports infrastructure.
Rainbow Economy
encompasses diversity and inclusivity,
promoting equal opportunities
and the integration of various
social, cultural, and economic groups.
Industries:
Diversity and inclusion initiatives,
social enterprises, multicultural industries.
People:
Individuals from diverse backgrounds,
advocates for equality,
employees and consumers
benefiting from inclusive policies.
Planet:
Promotes social cohesion,
encourages diverse perspectives
in addressing environmental issues,
and supports inclusive sustainability practices.
Example:
The People's House
integrating diverse cultural events
and promoting inclusive sustainability practices.
Pink Economy
driven by the LGBTQ+ community
and its associated industries,
emphasizing equality, rights,
and market opportunities.
Industries:
LGBTQ+ businesses, entertainment,
advocacy groups.
People:
LGBTQ+ individuals, allies,
businesses, and organizations
supporting LGBTQ+ rights.
Planet:
Encourages inclusive sustainability practices,
supports communities in promoting
environmental justice, and fosters social equity.
Example:
Health Living Community supporting LGBTQ+
businesses and promoting inclusive
environmental practices.
Beige Economy
characterized by low-risk and low-growth activities,
often focusing on stability and traditional practices.
Industries:
Conservative financial sectors,
traditional businesses.
People:
Investors seeking stability,
traditional business owners,
individuals in low-risk professions.
Planet:
Promotes steady and sustainable resource use,
supports conservative environmental practices,
and reduces volatile impacts on ecosystems.
Example:
Center for Human Progress supporting traditional businesses in adopting sustainable practices
and promoting stable economic growth.
Violet Economy
based on wellness, spirituality,
and holistic health practices.
Industries:
Wellness centers, holistic health,
spiritual retreats.
People:
Wellness practitioners, spiritual leaders,
individuals seeking
holistic health and wellness.
Planet:
Encourages sustainable living,
promotes the use of natural and organic products,
and supports environmental harmony
through holistic practices.
Example:
Peaceful Warriors Campus
incorporating holistic health practices
and promoting sustainable living.
Indigo Economy
driven by innovation and
cutting-edge technologies,
emphasizing the development of
new and emerging industries.
Industries:
Biotechnology, artificial intelligence,
advanced manufacturing.
People:
Innovators, researchers,
tech entrepreneurs, early adopters.
Planet:
Promotes the development of green technologies,
supports innovative solutions
to environmental challenges,
and reduces the ecological footprint
through advanced practices.
Example:
Center for Human Progress
fostering innovation in green technologies
and supporting sustainable tech startups.
Maroon Economy
focused on community resilience
and local development,
emphasizing self-sufficiency
and grassroots initiatives.
Industries:
Local businesses, community projects,
cooperative enterprises.
People:
Community leaders,
local entrepreneurs, individuals involved
in grassroots movements.
Planet:
Encourages local sustainability,
reduces the carbon footprint
through local sourcing,
and supports environmental stewardship
at the community level.
Example:
Regenerative farms and local cooperatives
promoting community resilience
and sustainable local development.
By integrating these various colors of the economy, we create a holistic and inclusive framework that supports a regenerative circular economy,
balancing economic growth with social equity and environmental sustainability.
This Divine Mosaic not only enhances our understanding of the complex interconnections between people and the planet,
but also guides us towards a more sustainable and harmonious future.
A new healthier future, far forward from the Brown and Black Economies of the past.
Brown Economy
Definition:
An economy reliant on traditional energy sources
such as fossil fuels,
contributing to pollution
and environmental degradation.
Industries:
Traditional energy sources, fossil fuels.
People:
Oil and gas workers, coal miners,
communities reliant on traditional energy.
Planet:
Contributes to climate change,
air and water pollution,
and habitat destruction.
Example:
Transition initiatives within the
Eco-industrial Park
to move from fossil fuels
to renewable energy sources.
Black Economy
Definition:
An economy involving illegal
and underground activities
that are not reported to the government
and are outside of
formal economic statistics.
Industries:
Illicit and underground economy.
People:
Individuals involved in or affected by
illegal trade and activities.
Planet:
Often results in environmental degradation
due to unregulated and harmful practices.
Example:
N/A (our efforts focus on promoting legal, regulated economic activities to ensure environmental protection).
Colors of The Economy
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