ARABEL COOPAR RURBANIZATOR RE:AL PLATFORM

ARABEL COOPAR RURBANIZATOR RE:AL — Regenerative Cooperative Model for Rural TransformationThis unified manifesto and white paper present ARABEL COOPAR RURBANIZATOR RE:AL, a transformative initiative aimed at regenerating rural territories through cooperative ownership, social innovation, and landscape-based planning.The model is based on the synergy of three foundational components:- AraBel — a social holding acting as the philosophical, organizational, and cooperative core,- Coopar Rurbanizator — a framework for building modern eco-villages (RurTowns) that blend rural identity with smart infrastructure and circular economy,- RE:AL Protocol — a regenerative logic for land, governance, and community development built on ethical principles and multi-level participation.The initiative includes tools such as Tapar (a platform for digital governance and identity) and Tagar (a community token) to support cooperative funding, traceable dividends, and civic engagement.Developed in Armenia with international application in mind, the project addresses the global crisis of rural decline and offers a replicable model of ethical development, inclusive governance, and sustainable community building.Keywords: AraBel, Coopar, Rurbanization, RE:AL Protocol, Armenia, regenerative rural economy, Tapar, Tagar, circular cooperation, community dividends, cooperative governance, smart villages, climate resilience.License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-06-15
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15666294
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Rural development and sustainability
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ARABEL COOPAR RURBANIZATOR RE:AL PLATFORM

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Rural development and sustainability
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ARABEL COOPAR RURBANIZATOR RE:AL PLATFORM

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ARABEL COOPAR RURBANIZATOR RE:AL — Regenerative Cooperative Model for Rural TransformationThis unified manifesto and white paper present ARABEL COOPAR RURBANIZATOR RE:AL, a transformative initiative aimed at regenerating rural territories through cooperative ownership, social innovation, and landscape-based planning.The model is based on the synergy of three foundational components:- AraBel — a social holding acting as the philosophical, organizational, and cooperative core,- Coopar Rurbanizator — a framework for building modern eco-villages (RurTowns) that blend rural identity with smart infrastructure and circular economy,- RE:AL Protocol — a regenerative logic for land, governance, and community development built on ethical principles and multi-level participation.The initiative includes tools such as Tapar (a platform for digital governance and identity) and Tagar (a community token) to support cooperative funding, traceable dividends, and civic engagement.Developed in Armenia with international application in mind, the project addresses the global crisis of rural decline and offers a replicable model of ethical development, inclusive governance, and sustainable community building.Keywords: AraBel, Coopar, Rurbanization, RE:AL Protocol, Armenia, regenerative rural economy, Tapar, Tagar, circular cooperation, community dividends, cooperative governance, smart villages, climate resilience.License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

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