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Donut Latam
DONUT LATAM is a network of volunteers from academia and civil society who, inspired by Doughnut Economics, have come together to develop a vision for Latin America that enables its people to prosper in a way that is fairer, more inclusive, greener and regenerative - within our planetary boundaries.
We aim to collaborate with anyone with an interest in the region - governments, institutions, organisations, activists and citizens. We meet monthly. If you’d like to join us please send us a message.
DONUT LATAM es una red de voluntarios de la academia y la sociedad civil que, inspirados por los principios de la Donut Economics, se han unido para desarrollar una visión para América Latina que permita a su gente de prosperar de una manera más justa, más inclusiva, más verde y regenerativa, dentro de los límites del planeta.
Nuestro objetivo es colaborar con cualquier persona interesada en la región: gobiernos, instituciones, organizaciones, activistas y ciudadanos. ¡Conéctate!
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Anyone with a meaningful connection to our purpose is very welcome to join us - we’d love to hear from you!
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Elena Ripoll
Spain
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Enzo Moschella
Panamá
Business&Economic thinker
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Sarah Rivera
Puerto Rico
Recently moved to an island and am realizing how unsustainable (and fragile) everything is because of the dependence on imports. Highly interested in sustainability and regeneration and how to empower my new community to consider alternatives that are better for them and the planet.
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Rafael Vinicius Ribeiro
Caxias do Sul, RS, Brazil
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Iñigo Fernandez
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Ricardo Rosenzweig
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Corinna Moebius
Miami, FL (USA)
I am always seeking to contribute to more regenerative/sustainable, ethical, and eco-socially just world. Doughnut Economics excites and inspires me for its potential to transform cities! My career journey has taken me into multiple sectors (technology, tourism, urban planning, academia, community non-profit, arts), but in all this work I have never strayed from my focus on socio-ecological justice. I am a hybrid cultural anthropologist / geographer who is building awareness of inclusive and regenerative tourism and placemaking in cities, with strategies focused on benefitting (versus exploiting) local communities (and the environment). I have a particular interest in addressing the enduring legacies of colonialism and imperialism. As an aside, I've also conducted in-depth research on Miami, Florida's Little Havana neighborhood, where I still offer (private) walking tours with a critical lens ...
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Cindy Vergel
Lima, Peru
Biologist with a Master degree in Protected Areas and Diplomas on Governance and Public Innovation, Leadership for Transformation and Natural Resource Management. Transdisciplinary professional with more than 14 years of work experience. Respected experience in multilateral environmental agreements and cooperation for land area-based conservation measures, with a sustainable use and climate-smart view (mainly focused in ecosystem-based and community-based adaptation measures). Sound performance in project design and implementation (with knowledge in open standards for conservation), multi-country/multi-sector program management, capacity development, high level advisory, large event leadership, negotiation and stakeholder engagement. On-going career in biodiversity conservation, with recognized experience in conservation finance, policy strategy advice, protected areas and landscape conservation at the national and regional levels. Volunteer in networks for women in conservation such as Women in Nature Network and the Latin America and Caribbean of Women in Conservation. With a broad taste for forming and maintaining working spaces for the creation of collective solutions to problems in complex systems.
