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En este texto, me he propuesto el ejercicio de “homologar” dicha teoría o modelo, al ordenamiento territorial

Oxford, England, United Kingdom

Edward Yee works in the intersection of finance and social impact to drive social change. He has played leadership roles in various non-profits, founded a profitable start-up, and is running his current venture, Givfunds. Inspired by his visits to over three hundred social enterprises globally, Edward co-founded Givfunds to help neglected social enterprises gain access to catalytic capital at scale. He has since worked at various levels of the global impact investing sector, from systems change at the Global Steering Group for Impact Investment to consulting for global impact finance organisations and performing academic research on the sector in Oxford. Edward is a Rhodes Scholar, Kairos Society Global Fellow, and a Diana Award Recipient. In his free time, Edward enjoys sticking his nose in a book and collecting stories from around the world. He has stood on Bangladeshi train tops, hacked in Silicon Valley, and travelled 16 days in a third-class Indian train.

A series of four lectures covering the fundamentals of Doughnut Economics, hosted by Ubiquity University

A workshop-style toolkit to apply core principles of the Doughnut for Urban Development in practice

On how to address different challenges in one workshop

Milan hosts an event exploring Doughnut Economics to tackle inequality and foster regenerative urban change.

Reflections on the Jeju Public Forum on Everyday Issues Youth Camp '나의 일상'을 '도넛'으로 확장하기: 제주생활공론 청년캠프 후기

Lead DEAL’s engagement with the business world through a focus on business design

A set of videos and slides for changemakers to use & adapt when presenting Doughnut Economics concepts and practice.

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

A platform for lots of conversations with people and expanding our network in Minato Ward.

How a self-organizing network of individuals and local organizations is caring for a bioregion with the four lenses

Imagine an international Business School like SKEMA, teaching future managers how to apply Donut Economics to companies!

Portland, Oregon, United States of America

I am a secondary school social studies teacher at a progressive independent school in Portland, Oregon, USA. My teaching revolves around environmentalism and policy. I have used "Donut Economics" in my classes for a few years, largely as a critique of dominant economics ideas and as a way of rethinking labor.  I am interested in developing a secondary-level social studies curriculum around Donut Economics. The idea would be to replace nationalist, growth-centered focuses with outlooks privileging sustainability, global citizenship and social justice. Has anyone already done this work? I am hoping to meet with like-minded educators (anywhere in the world!) in Summer 2023. I recently began a Tiny Forest at my school. This is a Miyawaki-method "pocket forest" of native trees and shrubs. I have developed curriculum for lower and middle-school students around reforestation and Indigenous uses of plants. 

Monastir, Tunisia

Monastir, Tunisia

Monastir, Tunisia

Kerala Urban Policy Economics through the Lens of Doughnut Economics

Kraków, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland

Place-based transformation | Business workshop facilitation | Government support | Convening | Peer-learning | Local project work | Public speaking | Education

An overview of each of the dimensions of the four lenses on life

A canvas that invites the Doughnut pioneers of your place to share their stories, perspectives and dreams

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

Cádiz, Spain