Regeneration refers to the process of restoring, renewing, or revitalizing natural, social, or economic systems.
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In environmental contexts, regeneration goes beyond minimizing harm: it aims to actively improve ecosystems by replenishing resources, enhancing biodiversity, and restoring balance. In social or economic contexts, regeneration focuses on revitalizing communities, creating opportunities, and building resilience. The concept is central to circular and regenerative design models, where waste becomes a resource and systems are designed to generate positive impact.
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WELL™
WELL™ is a certification system developed by the International WELL Building Institute, focusing on health, well-being, and human experience within buildings.
LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a globally recognized green building certification system developed by the U.S. Green Building Council.
Eco-friendly is a term commonly used to describe products, services, or practices that are claimed to have little or no negative impact on the environment.
