The movement that started it all, Slow Food now has over 1 million supporters across 160 countries. They run varied campaigns and encourage people to savour their food and its origins.

The title of Slow City is awarded to those who enable their citizens to live at a slower pace of life through infrastructure, local produce and sense of community. 

The Slow Travel movement encourages people to avoid the damage caused by tourism and to travel sustainably without contributing to the destruction of the places they visit.

The Slow Dog Movement believes that dogs are as much a victim of speed as we are - addicted to adrenaline and damaging their health by their fast paced, stressful lives,

Slow Technology tries to encourage people to make technology their servant, not their master - something which is increasigly difficult in the 21st century.

Investing in small scale farming 'as if farms, food and fertility mattered' is just one aspect of Slow Money, which aims to redress the current unbalance.