The final article in our series exploring ENODA’s mission statement, “Sustainable Prosperity for Every One” explains how bringing together our separate definitions of sustainability and prosperity allows us to arrive at a concrete goal, and why we stylise “every one” as a reminder to celebrate individuality. 

Continuing our series exploring how ENODA defines the keystone concepts of its mission statement, this article presents a functional definition of the essential nature of sustainability. 

Prosperity is a state in which individuals and societies achieve well-being, flourishing, and fulfillment through a harmonious integration of personal wealth, moral virtue, social cooperation, and freedom of choice. It encompasses both the subjective experience of well-being and the objective capacity to sustain and pursue it over time.

ENODA’s Founder and Chief Technology & Product Officer, Andrew Scobie, begins a new series, looking at the science, philosophy and economics behind why ENODA exists, and the fundamental importance of its technology.