Sharing the knowledge and expertise available within the Transition movement is important to us: it's essential if we are to succeed in building a new, ecological and sustainable society together. We need to learn from others, from their experiences, and also from their mistakes. This "Ecological Learning", which lasts a lifetime, opens up the collective imagination, generates new ideas and enables us to implement ever more effective concepts.
CELL provides its community with three major sources of information and documentation: the BiBe portal, the transition toolbox and the physical library, located in our Bamhaus offices.
THE BIBE PORTAL
The participatory platform for transition projects in Luxembourg.
BiBe is the portal for transition projects in Luxembourg.
Through a free, easy-to-use, participative digital platform, BiBe connects citizens with Luxembourg's transition network - and vice versa. In just a few clicks, BiBe enables you to :
- find a local transition project or action group
- give visibility to your transition project
- find inspiration from over XX listed projects
Bibe is a contraction of the Luxembourg words "Bierger" and "Bedéelegung", meaning citizen participation.
THE TRANSITION TOOLBOX
The citizen's toolbox for climate action
How can you launch an ecological transition project in your city, town or neighborhood? What can we expect? How do you set up a "tiers-lieux"?How can we use collective intelligence to find solutions to management and organizational problems?
The Transition Toolbox is a collection of many documents in which you'll find a variety of tips, tricks and practical guidelines for any type of transition project, large or small. All these resources are freely available and open to our community. The aim is to build the capacity of those involved in the movement by making the necessary knowledge available. Our toolbox is participative, constantly enriched and regularly updated.
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THE CELL LIBRARY
Accessible only to CELL members and volunteers, our library contains over 350 books in three languages (German, English and French) specializing in ecology and transition in the broadest sense. As a CELL member, you can borrow our books, or consult them on site (please let us know in advance so that we can prepare for your visit).
Our library catalog can be consulted online (CELL members and volunteers only).
Opening hours :
Monday to Thursday, 9am to 1pm and 2pm to 5pm.
The library is closed at weekends and on public holidays.
Address: Library of CELL, asbl, 18 F rue de la Cimenterie, L-1337 Dommeldange
