Copenhagen Doughnut / Københavns Doughnut

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Webinar: Practitioners in law, economics and social sciences explore how to integrate Doughnut Economics in Denmark

In June 2020, the City of Copenhagen voted with a large majority to draw up a plan for the city to adopt the Doughnut as an economic model. Fanny Broholm, a member of the city council, explains how she and others built the strong cross-party coalition that led to such strong support for the initiative.

2024-11-07T18:00:00Z (Past)

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2023-11-13T16:00:00Z (Past)

København, Denmark

2021-03-30T20:00:00Z (Past)

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2021-03-02T19:00:00Z (Past)

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Sluseholmen, Copenhagen, Region Hovedstaden, Denmark

Neel is the solar strategy lead at SPACE10 - IKEA’s global research and design lab. Neel is leading research explorations and identifying opportunities for how solar energy can become a key enabler for communities with limited means to improve their everyday life at home. Neel has led product development of a localized energy trading platform (SOLshare) to enable that help to democratise clean energy in the past. He is currently designing renewable energy products and services that are not only aimed to help people with limited energy access step up in the energy ladder but also empower users in urban areas to make the energy transition by taking power into their own hands.

Kristiansand, Vest-Agder, Norge

I work as a local councillor for the Green Party in Kristiansand, southern Norway. Currently writing a book about the repair business. This sector of the economy create jobs and minimizes the use of the earth's resources. How can we create a system where reuse and repair is the norm?

Stockholm, Sweden

I'm an academic, entrepreneurs and passionate with the UNSDGs, circular economy and circular innovation.  I'm the author of: The Colony of Innovative Startups: A Practical Guide for Policymakers and Corporate Leaders 

London, UK

Design Consultant

The Hague, Zuid-Holland, The Netherlands

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, The Netherlands

Helping create a life of freedom, equal opportunity and a shared responsibility for our planet is at the heart of my why. This has led to choosing social entrepreneurship, working on the transition to the doughnut economy. The doughnut economy feels like home to me. It is the world I want to live in. I have not encountered any other metaphor, framework or model that - to me - feels so complete. Within it everything I find important fits.