June 2021

We help you find out how to increase your budget in a conscious, equitable, and sustainable manner. For those tight on their budget, or anyone else with interest in boosting their budget, the ideas are the following: 

 
  • Sell things you don’t need.
    Clothes, books, appliances, furniture, you name it. You probably own things that collect dust in your home and do not bring you joy or practical usage. Sell them!

  • Utilise your skills & hobbies.
    Gardening, repairing bicycles, sewing - there is most likely something you are good at. Even if you are not a professional, others might appreciate your knowledge/ skills and pay for them. Offer your skills at markets or pop-up workshops.

  • Invest in sustainable initiatives.
    If you are tight on a budget, invest your time or “donate” your skills. Make your engagement a win-win situation and opt for an “investment” that boosts your skills and allows you to apply theoretical knowledge or train new skills.

  • Invest in green stock. 
    Thinking about your future passive income. Investing in green stocks is one option for making money and supporting environmental causes.
    ’Green stock’ describes stocks in environmentally-friendly companies, such as renewable energy producers. Check out TIME's guide on ethical investment or Investopedia to learn about a range of green stock investment opportunities.


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[Sustainability is] growth based on forms and processes of development that do not undermine the integrity of the environment on which they depend.

Jim MacNeill - consultant