Large numbers of top-down ecovillages exist because they are created to address pressing challenges in developing regions, such as poverty, food security, and lack of resources. Organizations step in to help by implementing sustainable practices and community development projects.

Why are there the top-down ecovillages in places like Senegal and Sri Lanka?

The graph shows that the number of ecovillages started between 2011 and 2020 is similar to the previous decade. Why might this be misleading?

Which population size range is the most common for eco-villages in America?

What percentage of eco-villages in the USA are fully self-reliant in energy production?

What percentage of European eco-villages produce the majority of their food locally but not all of it?

What percentage of American eco-villages produce their total food locally?

What percentage of European eco-villages are fully self-reliant in energy using renewable sources?