Lofoten, EuropeOscar Gussinyer
Catalan environmentalist, regenerative development facilitator, and co-founder of Resilience Earth, advancing bioregional governance and community resilience.
About Oscar
Oscar Gussinyer is a leader in regenerative development, committed to fostering community resilience and participatory approaches rooted in care, justice, and local wisdom. As co-founder of Resilience Earth, he champions bioregional governance, decolonization, and empowering rural communities to drive systemic change. Gussinyer’s work bridges global networks of change-makers, facilitating collective action and meaningful transformation across social-ecological systems.
In Oscar's own words
“The ToT is inspiring and most importantly for me, is to become a member of a global family of change-makers... to be able to rise your head and see that there are thousands of change-makers spread around the globe that are working on their little corners, that is heartwarming and highly encouraging for me.”“The Training of Trainers is inspiring and, most importantly for me, it is to become a member of a global family of change-makers. Sometimes when you are working on your little corner of the earth, and things turn out to be more difficult than you thought, to be able to raise your head and see that there are thousands of change-makers spread around the globe that are working on their little corners, that is heartwarming and highly encouraging for me.”“With our cooperative, we are working with a lot of different projects around the region to bring more community resilience and regenerative development, we have a lot of work and love to collaborate with other organizations.”Where Oscar works
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