Our Services
Monetary innovation to redesign the economy from the ground up
At MoDi – Monetary Diversity, we support institutions, communities and public actors who want to explore or implement alternative monetary models.
Our services are grounded in years of field research, strategic advisory, and close collaboration with a unique international network of 40+ partner organisations.
Whether you're a city, a funder, a cooperative or a policymaker, we help you make monetary design a tool for justice, resilience and post-growth futures.
"We don’t just need to change what money does — we need to change what money means."
Strategic advice & capacity building
We offer tailor-made support to help you understand the power of money as an economic design tool.
We guide you through key concepts like mutual credit, circular fiscality, or incentive currencies – and help you design new models suited to your local context.
✅ Training sessions
✅ Strategic roadmapping
✅ Public or internal workshops
✅ Executive briefings for policymakers and decision-makers
Design & implementation support
You have a concrete project?
We help you turn vision into action.
✅ Feasibility studies
✅ Co-creation workshops
✅ Prototyping of monetary systems (mutual credit schemes, local currencies, waste-to-token programmes, etc.)
✅ Legal and technical navigation (governance, regulation, interoperability)
International network & action research
We don’t work alone.
MoDi is a living ecosystem of researchers, practitioners, activists and institutions from over 11 countries and 4 continents.
Communities
From co-housing to autonomous communities. Anywhere people wish to share and create value. They often also need some ways to organise contributions and retributions form and to the communities. The millennial science revives wherever people envision a different way of trading together, with reciprocity and interest for the commons
Cities & Regions
Complementary currencies can be a powerful tool for local governments, offering a range of benefits that can enhance economic resilience, support local businesses, and foster community engagement. Local governments can stimulate economic activity within their jurisdiction, encouraging the circulation of value within the local economy. This can help keep wealth within the community, support local businesses, and reduce leakage to multinational corporations.
NGO's
Private interest groups can canalyze the power of complementary monetary systems to serve various needs.
Complementary currencies have been used in times of crisis to sustain economic activities, to revitalise impoverished or disaster regions.
They can further promotes behavior change or regulate value within a community
Interested in collaborating or curious about one of our services?
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