In a world where time seems to slip through our fingers, the Time Use Initiative asks a critical question: how can we structure our lives to balance work, well-being, and sustainability? Founded in Barcelona in 2021, this project seeks to redesign how we use time by promoting policies that prioritize quality of life, equity, and sustainable productivity.

Four-day workweeks, flexible schedules, and models that encourage work-life balance are just a few of the ideas driven by the Time Use Initiative. This approach not only enhances individual well-being but also addresses global challenges like work-related stress, inequality, and environmental impact.

“Time is a finite resource. Managing it better improves not only our lives but also our communities and the planet.”

The initiative goes beyond theoretical debate. Through pilot projects in key sectors, including tech companies and public administrations, the Time Use Initiative proves that reorganizing our lives is not only feasible but can lead to greater productivity and satisfaction.

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