¶ Brief Overview of TEIKEI Network
TEIKEI Network is the relational network of TEIKEI. Here, producers, members, pickup locations, communities, coordination, logistics, knowledge, culture, and digital tools come together—forming a supply system that we collectively sustain.
The core question is: How can people on the ground take responsibility for food, agriculture, and regional supply? TEIKEI Network makes visible the relationships that already exist and helps forge new connections between farms, communities, initiatives, and regional structures.
The network links farms, food regions, pickup locations, social spaces, initiatives, and participants. It strengthens self-organization in the regions and creates connections to transregional European structures. No one controls it from above; instead, it’s about people and places reliably giving each other feedback.
For knowledge, standards, coordination, and digital tools, TEIKEI Network collaborates with Agora, the nonprofit infrastructure for these purposes. The supply system itself becomes visible and accessible through Agora Marketplaces, pickup locations, regional groups, and collectively managed logistics.
This creates a network that connects agriculture, food, responsibility, and community. Farms become visible as part of a living supply landscape, and members are people who help sustain the system, nurture relationships, and take responsibility in their region.
What TEIKEI Network makes visible:
● Farms, producers, and agricultural projects within the TEIKEI context
● Pickup locations, communities, and regional points of reference
● Food regions and local circles of responsibility
● Connections between agriculture, logistics, knowledge, and culture
● Collaboration projects and partners in the shared sphere of influence
● Materials, maps, and stories from the network
TEIKEI Network is for all people, groups, farms, organizations, and initiatives that want to build or strengthen community-supported food systems. It provides orientation, shows what already exists, and helps with the next concrete step on the ground.
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