There are numerous proposals put forth with varying alignment towards assisting with the transition to an open access economy:

Promoting sharing as an alternative means of economy. If we view trade itself as the driving force of poor motivations and behaviour, then it follows that promoting sharing (as the antithesis of trade) can help forge new behavioural patterns in parallel with the existing trade system. It is thought that if enough people embrace sharing as an alternative means of economy, then it could some day replace trade entirely.

A list of sharing initiatives can be found on the prototyping page.

Universal Basic Income, a proposed governmental public program for a periodic payment delivered to all on an individual basis without means test or work requirement.

Universal Basic Services, a proposed government-level initiative to provide free goods and services. This includes free food, housing, transport, healthcare, education and communications.

Copiosis, a proposed economic system which suggests basic necessities such as food, housing, clothing, healthcare and education will be made available at no cost to anyone.

Common Planet, a proposed re-imagining of the control, use, and access to all the land, buildings, houses, and resources on the planet. A plan to end global poverty and homelessness which suggests housing will be a guaranteed right.

One Small Town a proposal by Michael Tellinger of the Ubuntu Liberation Movement.