Authors : Thangavelu Chinnasamy

Volume/Issue : Volume 11 - 2026, Issue 5 - May

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/26May1508

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Abstract : Ecolonomy, the needful term captures the fusion of ecology and economy. “Ecolonomy” is a powerful and necessary term that encapsulates the essential fusion of ecology and economy. It addresses the critical need to transition from a model where economic growth often comes at the expense of environmental health, to a system where they are mutually reinforcing. Ecolonomy pushes for regenerative practices are actively improving the ecolonomy system through economic activity for maintaining current resources. Ecolonomy reinforces the idea that true value creation must balance Profit, People, and Planet. A core component of ecolonomy is moving away from a linear “take-make-waste” system to a circular one, where resources are reused and waste is designed out of the system. Ecolonomy Practice in Tiruchirappalli in the following list is piloted locally in Tiruchirappalli Tamil Nadu. The practice emphasizes the real-world testing of the above principles, but substantive text is limited. It demonstrates minute-yield tracking in a community setting — for example, recording small sustainable outputs from local nature position like trees, soil, water systems etc., on a continuous basis to prove climate-stability benefits and equitable stakeholder outcomes. It prioritizes measuring and valuing nature’s small, ongoing contributions while correcting historical oversights for e.g., unaccounted sea erosion to a large extent. Implementation relies heavily on local observation and tracking rather than complex software or formulas. The approach is still in the conceptual/practical stage and is yet to be formalized in peer-reviewed academic literature or standard accounting bodies. Combining ecology and economics is crucial for realistic reasons in many countries. Ecology is the Constant network for economic activities. The natural world provides resources, services, and a sustainable environment that supports human economic activity.

Keywords : Ecolonomy, Climate Changes, Ecology, Practice.

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