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GDD 2025: A Better Economy is Taking Root
An alternative economics event hosted in partnership with WEAll Canada & the Canadian Purpose Economy Project.
Posted by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO)
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Toronto Community Portrait of Place Workshop
Place-Based Doughnut Design for Housing: A Community Workshop in Downtown Toronto
Posted by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO)
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Doughnut Economics Toronto Collective Launch Event
This November, Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO) hosted its launch event during #GlobalDoughnutDays.
Posted by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO)
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Our Mission
We are working towards creating a regenerative and distributive economy in Toronto - one that meets the needs of all people within the means of the living planet.
Our Strategy
Create a community of practice for like-minded individuals, communities, and organizations aligned with the Doughnut Economics principles. Work together to take action on and create transformative change in the following focus areas:
1. Awareness-raising and education
- Raise awareness and share information on the principles of Doughnut Economics and envision ways it can be applied to our city and communities.
2. Engaging with business
- Part of a pilot to test the Place-based Doughnut Design for Business tool to engage local businesses with the changes in business design that will enable transformative ideas in Toronto.
3. Engaging with local government
- Support community-driven policies that can accelerate local actions to align with Doughnut principles.
Activities & Services
Public Declaration
We affirm that that our vision, values, and ways of working are aligned with those of Doughnut Economics.
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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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GDD 2025: A Better Economy is Taking Root
An alternative economics event hosted in partnership with WEAll Canada & the Canadian Purpose Economy Project.
Posted by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO)
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Story
Toronto Community Portrait of Place Workshop
Place-Based Doughnut Design for Housing: A Community Workshop in Downtown Toronto
Posted by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO)
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Story
Doughnut Economics Toronto Collective Launch Event
This November, Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO) hosted its launch event during #GlobalDoughnutDays.
Posted by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO)
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Past Event
(Past) A Better Economy is Taking Root
2025-10-17T22:30:00Z (Past)
192 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M5T 2C2, Canada
Posted by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO)
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Past Event
(Past) Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto Launch Event (GDD 2024)
2024-11-07T00:00:00Z (Past)
Centre for Social Innovation, 192 Spadina Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Posted by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO)
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Photo Stream Post
Photos by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO) (Oct 17, 2025)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Posted by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO)
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Photo Stream Post
Photos by Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto (DECTO) (Nov 6, 2024)
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Rose Kudlac
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Dorothy Brown
Canada, Ontario
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Laura Joly
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Jason Shriner
Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada
A curious, active citizen and life long learner. Contributing to a better present and future for my community by championing common interests over positional thinking. I’m part of a group in my city that is advancing a plan to implement doughnut economics locally.
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Wynnie Zhao
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Project Manager at UN Global Compact Network Canada. Co-organizer of Doughnut Economics Collective Toronto.
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Christoph Becker
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Associate Professor of Information and the Environment, University of Toronto Author of https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/insolvent