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Traditional money banks in Vanuatu : project survey report "Or, A status report on the production and use of traditional wealth items in northern Vnuatu, or, The argument for revitalising Vanuatu's traditional economy

Huffman Kirk. 2005. .
Traditional money banks in Vanuatu : project survey report
REPORT, (2005 ) - PUBLISHEDVERSION - English (en-GB)

OPENACCESS - Vanuatu National Cultural Council.
Audience : POLICYMAKERS, RESEARCHERS, STUDENTS
Vanuatu National Cultural Council, UNESCO
Sujet
Local exchange trading systems -- Vanuatu, Sustainable development -- Vanuatu, Vanuatu -- Economic conditions, Vanuatu -- Economic policy, Vanuatu -- Social life and customs, Money -- Vanuatu
Domaines
Kastom, Anthropologie, Patrimoine Culturel
Description

This project was designed to establish and promote traditional money banks that would allow people who are involved in the production of various forms of traditional wealth to continue producing such wealth while those who are primarily involved in the cash economy can have access to the traditional valuables needed for ceremonial activities. Through this project, sufficient data on traditional money banking mechanisms and local communities demanding maintenance and revitalization of their traditional money systems was collected. Local populations were actively involved in the project; traditional money bank systems were established in many islands in Vanuatu, providing them with infrastructure materials necessary to establish traditional money banks. The project also resulted in the Vanuatu Government declaring “the Year of Traditional Economy 2007” so as to ensure the importance of traditional economy for self-reliance and sustainable development. (UNESCO)

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Langue
English (en-GB)
Auteurs
Huffman, Kirk
Contributeurs
UNESCO, Japanese Funds-In-Trust for the Preservation and Promotion of the Intangible Cultural Heritage
Sources
Port Vila: Vanuatu National Cultural Council / UNESCO, 2005, pp. 30–35
Couverture
Vanuatu
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