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Europe · Norway · G027
Dugnad Day
Unpaid shared work for the co-op, the school and the club.
Security Edition v2
The same note set like a banknote: full engraved portrait of Noun #37, guilloche, watermark, thread, foil stripe and microtext, all printed art. What's on it
The tradition · agrarian roots; ongoing
Dugnad
Dugnad, from Old Norse dugnaðr ('help'), is Norway's tradition of voluntary communal work, rooted in farm communities and now how housing co-ops, schools and clubs get jobs done.
Source: dugnad (Store norske leksikon) ↗
How a note would work
Brushes are earned by joining a clean-up, painting day or repair session for a shared building, school or club and spent on help from other members. They are never bought or cashed out.
Design concept inspired by this tradition, not issued by or for the people who keep it. Not legal tender, not for sale, no cash value, no redemption and no investment rights.
- PlaceNorway
- Eraagrarian roots; ongoing
- RegionEurope
- UnitBrush · Brushes
- Face value4 Brushes
- SerialGB-G027-N0037
- NounActual Noun #37 ↗
- Why this NounA housing co-op's dugnad means scrubbing the shared spaces, so the washing machine gets to work.
- Headwashingmachine
- Glassessquare frog green
- Bodyorange yellow
- Accessorychecker spaced black
- Seedbg 1 · body 18 · acc 30 · head 222 · glasses 6