Let me Introduce the Economy Of Hours
Echo is an Economy of Hours: a marketplace without the money. Our members buy and sell their skills, services and resources they have for those that they need, using a currency called Echoes. The exchange rate couldn’t be easier: 1 hour = 1 Echo.
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Echo Photowalk is an event held 6 times a year in East London with special promotion from: Echo, Frank Da Silva and Hackney Tours. Participants have the opportunity to exchange photographic skills, learn from professionals and be guided by stories from the ancient east London.
Echo Photowalk Branding Guide Line
Echo Photowalk is an event held 6 times a year in East London with special promotion from: Echo, Frank Da Silva and Hackney Tours. Participants have the opportunity to exchange photographic skills, learn from professionals and be guided by stories from the ancient east London.
The Branding Guide Line
To promote photo tours, Echo Photowalk wins two new versions of logo and a Branding Guideline making the event official.
The Photowalk Page
The page was designed to propose the experience to the participants with information of the upcoming events, presentation of the hosters, galleries of the walks with exclusive photos of the participants and a show case. Here is the gateway to the register of all activities on Echo Photowalk.
Echo Community Fund
The Echo Community Fund crowdsources the skills, talents and expertise of our brilliant network to support grassroots community initiatives. By donating Echoes or skills, you can help provide critical support to people and projects having a big impact on their local communities here in East London. We work with each person over a six month period to grow their confidence, capacity and networks and build successful, sustainable projects.
Echo is an Economy of Hours: a marketplace without the money. Our members buy and sell their skills, services and resources they have for those that they need, using a currency called Echoes. The exchange rate couldn’t be easier: 1 hour = 1 Echo.
