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CREATED:20260929T112535Z
DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.monetarydiversity.org/event/xv-encuentro-i
 berico-de-monedas-sociales-y-complementarias-38/register">XV Encuentro Ib
 érico de monedas sociales y complementarias </a>\nCasino de Carballo and 
 Rede polo Decrecemento en Carballo are pleased to announce the XV Iberian 
 Meeting of Social and Complementary Currencies\, which this year will be h
 eld in Carballo (A Coruña) on October 10th and 11th. The Pilar holiday on
  Monday the 12th\, a public holiday throughout Spain\, allowing for a leis
 urely return home\, may encourage attendance from this geographical area. 
 Having become an Iberian event since Lisbon 2025\, the first Meeting of So
 cial and Complementary Currencies was held in 2012 in Vilanova i la Geltr
 ú (Barcelona)\, with 16 currencies represented. It was agreed there to ho
 ld an annual meeting\, which has since taken place in different locations 
 across the Iberian Peninsula. Organized by local groups\, each edition is 
 unique\, reflecting the specific circumstances of the region\, the local s
 ocial currency\, and the current social context. This diversity is one of 
 the strengths of the Meeting\, as it allows participants to learn about ve
 ry different experiences and share lessons learned across projects. The pr
 ofile of the attendees\, while diverse\, can be divided into two main grou
 ps. On the one hand\, there are people involved in social activism and soc
 ial economy projects and complementary currencies\, many of whom are direc
 tly involved in the creation and management of these initiatives. On the o
 ther hand\, there are also participants from academia and research\, inter
 ested in studying and analyzing these experiences. In addition\, a group o
 f regular participants have met at many previous editions\, creating a wel
 l-established network of relationships and collaborations. One of the main
  values ​​of these sessions is precisely the direct exchange of real-w
 orld experiences: learning about projects that are working in different re
 gions\, sharing challenges and solutions\, and fostering new collaboration
 s among individuals and groups working in the [...]
DTSTAMP:20260929T112535Z
LOCATION:Monetary Diversity - Nicolas Franka\, Quai Sur - Meuse\, 19\, 4000
  Liège\, Belgium
SUMMARY:XV Encuentro Ibérico de monedas sociales y complementarias 
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.monetarydiversity.org/eve
 nt/xv-encuentro-iberico-de-monedas-sociales-y-complementarias-38/register"
 >XV Encuentro Ibérico de monedas sociales y complementarias </a>\nCasino 
 de Carballo and Rede polo Decrecemento en Carballo are pleased to announce
  the XV Iberian Meeting of Social and Complementary Currencies\, which thi
 s year will be held in Carballo (A Coruña) on October 10th and 11th. The 
 Pilar holiday on Monday the 12th\, a public holiday throughout Spain\, all
 owing for a leisurely return home\, may encourage attendance from this geo
 graphical area. Having become an Iberian event since Lisbon 2025\, the fir
 st Meeting of Social and Complementary Currencies was held in 2012 in Vila
 nova i la Geltrú (Barcelona)\, with 16 currencies represented. It was agr
 eed there to hold an annual meeting\, which has since taken place in diffe
 rent locations across the Iberian Peninsula. Organized by local groups\, e
 ach edition is unique\, reflecting the specific circumstances of the regio
 n\, the local social currency\, and the current social context. This diver
 sity is one of the strengths of the Meeting\, as it allows participants to
  learn about very different experiences and share lessons learned across p
 rojects. The profile of the attendees\, while diverse\, can be divided int
 o two main groups. On the one hand\, there are people involved in social a
 ctivism and social economy projects and complementary currencies\, many of
  whom are directly involved in the creation and management of these initia
 tives. On the other hand\, there are also participants from academia and r
 esearch\, interested in studying and analyzing these experiences. In addit
 ion\, a group of regular participants have met at many previous editions\,
  creating a well-established network of relationships and collaborations. 
 One of the main values ​​of these sessions is precisely the direct exc
 hange of real-world experiences: learning about projects that are working 
 in different regions\, sharing challenges and solutions\, and fostering ne
 w collaborations among individuals and groups working in the [...]
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