Transitioning into a-human-and-environment-focused economy will allow Hamilton, Ontario, to become a sustainable society where Hamiltonians and their children can age successfully.

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Transitioning into a-human-and-environment-focused economy will allow Hamilton, Ontario, to become a sustainable society where Hamiltonians and their children can age successfully.

Policies and Regulations

Wage policies

Job guarantees

Living wage mandates

Degrowth-focused social sustainability

Universal basic income

Resource-use regulations

Residential greywarer recycling requirements

Pay-as-you-waste program

Stormwater fees

Emissions regulation tools

industrial waste bans (i.e., chemicals)

pollution-caps

carbon tax

Incentives

citizen tree-planing grants

tax breaks for energy efficient properties

Green Investments

Housing

Emergency housing

Housing Cooperatives

Public transportation

Hamilton cycling and walking infrastructure

Impact and resource decoupling

Hamilton Bike Share (sobiHamilton)

Expanded HSR and LRT routes

Decent, fair and inclusive jobs

Skills development training

Community-owned renewable energy

Wind

Solar energy

Greening the economy

Economic Circularization

Agribusiness and Food sector

Biomimicry strategies

Emissions decoupling

Goods movement sector

Energy and resource Recovery

Advanced manufacturing sector

Creative industries sector

Dematerialization (Service or Products)

Moving away from a growth-focused economy

Ecological economic strategies

Workers cooperatives

Participitary budgeting

Following post-growth progress indicators

Human Development Index

Socially and environmentally sustainable economic growth

Genuine Progress Indicator

Decoupling growth and inequality

Inclusive green policies

Fair trade

Conscious consumerism

Investing in household green infrastructure

buying and using less

Innovative Approaches

Waste management

Recycling infrastructure

Reusing and recycling food waste

Agriculture

Regenerative farming

Controlled grazing

Organic Farming

no GMOs or fertilizers

Permaculture

Closing nutrient loops

Agroforestry

Planting trees on farmland

Forestry

The Swedish targeted forestry model

Urban tree canopy targets

Wastewater management

Wastewater recycling

Wetland restoration

Wastewater heat recovery