Transitioning to a regenerative economy, aligned with people and planet, means building the infrastructure that holds it together: shared intelligence, coordinated networks, and finance built for the long run.
The regenerative transition needs social, knowledge, and financial infrastructure to connect individual efforts and territories between each other. We contribute building that infrastructure by partnering with regenerative networks — supporting their coordination, knowledge systems, and financing — then sharing what we learn back into the Commons, for the benefit of all bioregions.
We work on the connective layer of regeneration: financial strategies designed for landscape scale, knowledge systems networks can actually use, and the coordination that lets initiatives act together across their territory.
Regenerative transitions are coordination problems before they are anything else. We weave the networks and relationships that make a territory coherent, and we design and run the events and workshops that give them shared rhythm and direction.
Networks can't align around what they can't see. We design and maintain the knowledge infrastructure — bases, maps, and dashboards — that turns scattered material into a commons a whole territory can build on.
The financial systems that exist weren't built to sustain territorial regeneration. We design and run alternatives — BioFi and landscape-scale strategies, and the collective financial infrastructures that carry them — that reward systemic outcomes, not isolated outputs.
We help initiatives move from isolated projects to shared strategies — finance, knowledge, and coordination designed for the scale of regeneration.
Work we've done at the connective layer — funding programs, network coordination, and territorial sensemaking across Catalonia and beyond.
Altiplano Estepario
A bioregional financing facility for one of Europe's largest semi-arid landscapes — built to fund landscape-scale regeneration over years and decades, not single grant cycles.
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Bioregional Weaving Labs
We structured BWL's portfolio of place-based labs — relationships, programs, geographies, funding status — then built portfolio views and maps that let stewards compare initiatives without collapsing local context.
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Regenerant Catalunya
A territorial funding program we designed and operated for a global matching-funds round — pooling capital from Catalan donors and global matchers, then distributing it to local regenerative projects through a cooperative shared treasury.
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Regenerant Catalunya Maps
A collaborative, searchable map of the organizations, programs, and events working toward a regenerative Catalunya — 179+ entities mapped and growing, built on the same data commons that powers our knowledge work.
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Bioregioning Earth
A research project mapping the organizations stewarding transitions at bioregional scale around the world — the practices, actors, and models this work can learn from.
Visit site ↗Organizations, networks, and institutions that see ecological and social health as inseparable — and understand that their work needs to operate systemically to affect real change.
We are part of Miceli Social and the Federació de Cooperatives de Treball de Catalunya.
We coordinate the farmers, producers, and processors across a regenerative value chain into portfolios that can be funded and scaled together.
We map a landscape's ecological and social systems, then build the governance and funding models that let restoration hold long-term, with real stake for the communities on the land.
We coordinate the programs and partners already driving a regenerative transition across a territory, so it holds together.
We take a holistic approach to development — mapping what's on the ground, then building the coordination infrastructure that lets initiatives act as one ecosystem and grow impact together.
We track, map, and visualize a network's full portfolio of initiatives — the infrastructure researchers and stewards need to see the whole and compare what's working.
We connect funders to portfolios of for-profit and non-profit projects regenerating landscapes holistically — vetted, coordinated, and ready to fund.
A small team based in Barcelona, with partners and collaborators worldwide.
Strategy & program design
Andrea brings a research and design background to bioregional governance and regenerative finance — building the infrastructure this transition needs.
Operations, partnerships & community
Partnership development, community coordination, and the operational backbone that keeps programs and networks running.
Tell us about your network, territory, or program — whether you're exploring coordination, collective intelligence, or regenerative finance. We'll get back to you within a few days.
Write to us at contact@motiu.org.