Sharing Policy
Sustainamo is open-source and community-powered. We want people to use, share, and repurpose what’s here — that’s the point.
The more the content gets used, the more people find it.
The more people find it, the more they contribute.
The more they contribute, the better it gets.
And so it snowballs.
But for that to work, the source has to stay visible.
What You Can Do
You’re free to:
- Share content publicly (online, in workshops, in strategy decks, etc.)
- Use it internally within your organisation
- Link to it, quote it, and talk about it
Just make sure to:
- Credit Sustainamo clearly
- Link back to the original source
What You Can’t Do
- You must not present any Sustainamo content — in part or in full — as your own original material (unless you actually authored that bit…)
- You must not strip the attribution or rebrand it under your organisation
- If you’re adapting or building on the work:
- Make it clear it’s based on Sustainamo
- Credit it properly
- And feed the improved version back to Sustainamo so others can benefit too
This isn’t about being precious — it’s about keeping the project alive, visible, and collaborative.
Licence
All original content is published under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-ND 4.0) licence.
You’re welcome to use it — just don’t claim it’s yours.
See full licence details here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/4.0
How to Credit Sustainamo
Recommended credit snippet:
This content was originally published by Sustainamo, an open-source project for practical sustainability. Used with permission under CC BY-ND 4.0.
Badge-style version:
♻️ Powered by Sustainamo — open-source sustainability tools & strategies
Got questions? Want to use the content in a different way? Drop us a line and we’ll figure it out together.