MoDi Community of Practice
A movement powered by People, Partnerships, and Purpose
MoDi is more than an initiative — it's a growing international network of practitioners, researchers, policy advocates, and community organizers committed to monetary innovation and economic transformation.
We believe that collaboration is our greatest currency. That’s why we’ve built a space where diverse actors from the field of complementary and regenerative finance can connect, share, and co-create. Above all, buiding monetary diversity in practice.
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Who’s in the network?
Our community brings together:
- Designers and developers of alternative monetary systems
- Academics and researchers exploring monetary theory, credit systems, and commons
- Local governments and public institutions interested in territorial resilience
- Grassroots cooperatives, mutual credit groups, and LETS
- Innovators in tokenomics, blockchain for good, and DAO governance
- Activists defending economic democracy and financial justice
Today, MoDi collaborates with over 40 partners across Europe and globally — each bringing unique insight, energy, and solutions to our shared mission.
Theme-based Working Groups are intendSed to facilitate interactions and sharing of valuable knowledge within the network.
For practicality, working groups are open but still subject to "application" to ensure a safe working space with shared values.
Mutual Credit
A local mutual credit economy is a community-based, interest-free trading system where businesses and individuals create their own money to trade without banks. Participants use a shared ledger, where purchasing creates a negative balance (debt) and selling creates a positive balance (credit), allowing for trade even when conventional money is scarce.
Euro Digital
The Digital Euro is a central bank digital currency (CBDC) project initiated by the European Central Bank (ECB) to provide a, digital, risk-free, and, legal-tender, means of payment for the eurozone. It is intended to complement, not replace, physical cash, with an expected, issuance date, around 2029. The project is deeply intertwined with, political and economic, objectives, primarily strengthening European, strategic, autonomy and, reducing reliance on, non-European, payment providers.
Complementary Currency Knowledge Base
A complementary currency (CC) is a payment system used alongside, rather than replacing, national currencies to address specific economic, social, or environmental needs, such as stimulating local trade, encouraging sustainability, or providing liquidity during economic downturns. These systems are designed for, and limited to, specific communities, regions, or sectors.
60 Friends & Partners
Free, value-based, non-binding, horizontal network that share the conviction that ‘money’ matters.
27 Countries