The Abundance movement has helped shift the focus of public policy from ideology to outcomes. It has exposed how our institutions, across sectors, are often structured in ways that prevent them from delivering the very goods and services they were created to provide. Housing is the clearest example. Despite broad consensus that we need more of it, entrenched processes, procedural veto points, and overregulation have made it harder to build. As a result, we have a shortage of one of the most basic necessities for a thriving society. Read more on our Substack.