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[[Edible Landscape Creation Economics]] has shown that a village for 30 can be built in 1 year by hiring people, at a cost of $830k plus land. The team used is 4 or less people, so a 30 person team would take significantly less time, if well-organized. | |||
It is useful to ask what one couple would be capable of, since that is the natural minimum grouping. It should be feasible to build a village in 2 years of time, if the actors are properly trained. This time includes the replication of an entire mechanical and Fab Lab infrastructure, over a period of 6 months and at a cost of $8k. See Economic Analysis in Oekonux 4 paper of Marcin Jakubowski. | |||
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Revision as of 23:37, 22 March 2009
Introduction
This charts shows the per person time requirement for building out a complete infrastructure, AND building the equipment base with 1 person. Note that the agriculture and construction is shared between 30 people, while fabricator training and eqiupment fabrication is done solo. This is because any community needs a minimum of only one master fabricator in terms of time requirements for maintaining lifetime design equipment. As a good community design, however, having as many fabricators as possible is a better design.
ITEM | DAYS REQUIRED per person |
Nnuresery propagation | 7 |
Animal setup | 14 |
100 trees per day | 7 |
4 raised beds per day | 5 |
digging a well | 1 |
swaling and ponds | 15 |
1000 sq ft greenhouse | 30 |
lumber milling | 2 |
brick pressing | 2 |
building | 30 |
workshop training | 60 |
equipment fabrication | 180 |
TOTAL | 353 |
Conclusions
Edible Landscape Creation Economics has shown that a village for 30 can be built in 1 year by hiring people, at a cost of $830k plus land. The team used is 4 or less people, so a 30 person team would take significantly less time, if well-organized.
It is useful to ask what one couple would be capable of, since that is the natural minimum grouping. It should be feasible to build a village in 2 years of time, if the actors are properly trained. This time includes the replication of an entire mechanical and Fab Lab infrastructure, over a period of 6 months and at a cost of $8k. See Economic Analysis in Oekonux 4 paper of Marcin Jakubowski.