Dr. Darja Piciga is co-founder and leading figure of the Citizens' Initiative for an Integral Green Slovenia. She embodies Trans4m's integral approach in her professional and government career (fusing knowledge and experiences over a wide span of scientific, educational and policy areas) as well as in civil society activities (uniting stakeholders from all "integral worlds").Prof. Alexander Schieffer graduated from and lectures at St. Gallen University and is Co-Founder of Trans4m, Geneva. With Lessem, he co-authored Integral Economics and developed the Integral Worlds approach, as well as being a joint Series Editor of the Transformation and Innovation Series and the Integral Green Society and Economy Series.Prof. Ronnie Lessem is also co-founder of Trans4m. A graduate from Harvard Business School and London School of Economics, he is Zimbabwean by birth, and now a UK Citizen. He has been a management educator and consultant in Africa, Asia, Europe and America and is the author of over 30 books on the development of self, business and society.

• Part I: Towards a Slovenian Integral Green Society and Economy1. Integral Green Slovenia: A Multitude of Stories, A Multidimensional and Multi-Layered ProcessPart II: Nature and Community-Based Economics of Self-Sufficiency2. Food and Energy Self-Sufficiency and Organic Farming: Preserving Nature and Communities, and Coping with Global Challenges Part III: Culture-Based Developmental Economy3. Revitalising Culture & Spirit through Integrated Regional Development: The Case of the Heart of Slovenia 4. Rediscovering the Consciousness of Nature and Landscape: From Geomancy to Geoculture and Integrated Development5. Nature and Heritage based Tourism: Solčavsko as a Case of Resource Management by the Local CommunityPart IV: Knowledge-Based Social Economy6. Traditional Resource Management Knowledge: The Case of Commons7. Knowledge and Value-Based Cooperative Management: The Case of Domel 8. Social Knowledge-based Society in Slovenia: From Cooperatives and Social Enterprises to Network SocietyPart V: Finance and Enterprise-Based Living Economy 9. Sustainable Mobility "Made in Slovenia": The Case of Metron10. Combining High-Tech Green Solutions with Social Responsibility: Enterprising Ways of Pioneering Global MarketsPart VI: Education and Innovation for Integral Green Slovenia11. Preschool Education for all the Senses: The Case of Slovenska Bistrica Kindergarten and its Integral CARE Centre12. Secondary and Tertiary Education for Sustainable Development: Biotechnical Centre Naklo as a CARE-ing Institution13. Holistic Education for Sustainable Development: Education as a Key Catalyst for Integral Green SloveniaPart VII: Slovenia in Europe – Smart Integration with a Sustainable Vision14. Actualising Europe’s Integral Green Potential: The Slovenian Way of Smart Integration of EU Policies for Sustainable Development

Dr. Darja Piciga is co-founder and leading figure of the Citizens' Initiative for an Integral Green Slovenia. She embodies Trans4m's integral approach in her professional and government career (fusing knowledge and experiences over a wide span of scientific, educational and policy areas) as well as in civil society activities (uniting stakeholders from all "integral worlds").Prof. Alexander Schieffer graduated from and lectures at St. Gallen University and is Co-Founder of Trans4m, Geneva. With Lessem, he co-authored Integral Economics and developed the Integral Worlds approach, as well as being a joint Series Editor of the Transformation and Innovation Series and the Integral Green Society and Economy Series.Prof. Ronnie Lessem is also co-founder of Trans4m. A graduate from Harvard Business School and London School of Economics, he is Zimbabwean by birth, and now a UK Citizen. He has been a management educator and consultant in Africa, Asia, Europe and America and is the author of over 30 books on the development of self, business and society.

• Part I: Towards a Slovenian Integral Green Society and Economy1. Integral Green Slovenia: A Multitude of Stories, A Multidimensional and Multi-Layered ProcessPart II: Nature and Community-Based Economics of Self-Sufficiency2. Food and Energy Self-Sufficiency and Organic Farming: Preserving Nature and Communities, and Coping with Global Challenges Part III: Culture-Based Developmental Economy3. Revitalising Culture & Spirit through Integrated Regional Development: The Case of the Heart of Slovenia 4. Rediscovering the Consciousness of Nature and Landscape: From Geomancy to Geoculture and Integrated Development5. Nature and Heritage based Tourism: Solčavsko as a Case of Resource Management by the Local CommunityPart IV: Knowledge-Based Social Economy6. Traditional Resource Management Knowledge: The Case of Commons7. Knowledge and Value-Based Cooperative Management: The Case of Domel 8. Social Knowledge-based Society in Slovenia: From Cooperatives and Social Enterprises to Network SocietyPart V: Finance and Enterprise-Based Living Economy 9. Sustainable Mobility "Made in Slovenia": The Case of Metron10. Combining High-Tech Green Solutions with Social Responsibility: Enterprising Ways of Pioneering Global MarketsPart VI: Education and Innovation for Integral Green Slovenia11. Preschool Education for all the Senses: The Case of Slovenska Bistrica Kindergarten and its Integral CARE Centre12. Secondary and Tertiary Education for Sustainable Development: Biotechnical Centre Naklo as a CARE-ing Institution13. Holistic Education for Sustainable Development: Education as a Key Catalyst for Integral Green SloveniaPart VII: Slovenia in Europe – Smart Integration with a Sustainable Vision14. Actualising Europe’s Integral Green Potential: The Slovenian Way of Smart Integration of EU Policies for Sustainable Development

Dr. Darja Piciga is co-founder and leading figure of the Citizens' Initiative for an Integral Green Slovenia. She embodies Trans4m's integral approach in her professional and government career (fusing knowledge and experiences over a wide span of scientific, educational and policy areas) as well as in civil society activities (uniting stakeholders from all "integral worlds").Prof. Alexander Schieffer graduated from and lectures at St. Gallen University and is Co-Founder of Trans4m, Geneva. With Lessem, he co-authored Integral Economics and developed the Integral Worlds approach, as well as being a joint Series Editor of the Transformation and Innovation Series and the Integral Green Society and Economy Series.Prof. Ronnie Lessem is also co-founder of Trans4m. A graduate from Harvard Business School and London School of Economics, he is Zimbabwean by birth, and now a UK Citizen. He has been a management educator and consultant in Africa, Asia, Europe and America and is the author of over 30 books on the development of self, business and society.

• Part I: Towards a Slovenian Integral Green Society and Economy1. Integral Green Slovenia: A Multitude of Stories, A Multidimensional and Multi-Layered ProcessPart II: Nature and Community-Based Economics of Self-Sufficiency2. Food and Energy Self-Sufficiency and Organic Farming: Preserving Nature and Communities, and Coping with Global Challenges Part III: Culture-Based Developmental Economy3. Revitalising Culture & Spirit through Integrated Regional Development: The Case of the Heart of Slovenia 4. Rediscovering the Consciousness of Nature and Landscape: From Geomancy to Geoculture and Integrated Development5. Nature and Heritage based Tourism: Solčavsko as a Case of Resource Management by the Local CommunityPart IV: Knowledge-Based Social Economy6. Traditional Resource Management Knowledge: The Case of Commons7. Knowledge and Value-Based Cooperative Management: The Case of Domel 8. Social Knowledge-based Society in Slovenia: From Cooperatives and Social Enterprises to Network SocietyPart V: Finance and Enterprise-Based Living Economy 9. Sustainable Mobility "Made in Slovenia": The Case of Metron10. Combining High-Tech Green Solutions with Social Responsibility: Enterprising Ways of Pioneering Global MarketsPart VI: Education and Innovation for Integral Green Slovenia11. Preschool Education for all the Senses: The Case of Slovenska Bistrica Kindergarten and its Integral CARE Centre12. Secondary and Tertiary Education for Sustainable Development: Biotechnical Centre Naklo as a CARE-ing Institution13. Holistic Education for Sustainable Development: Education as a Key Catalyst for Integral Green SloveniaPart VII: Slovenia in Europe – Smart Integration with a Sustainable Vision14. Actualising Europe’s Integral Green Potential: The Slovenian Way of Smart Integration of EU Policies for Sustainable Development