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Séverine GERARDIN
Chambéry, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France
Stakeholder engagement - Sustainable Management through the value chain - CSR
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Chris Church
Oxford, England, United Kingdom
I have worked in the environmental sector for over 25 years with campaign groups, social enterprises and as a consultant. I’m Director of Community Environment Associates, specialising in work linking global and local issues, and in training and facilitation. I am campaigns officer for Oxford Friends of the Earth, and last year led our work on Fast Forward Oxfordshire which looks at a zero carbon 2040 and how we get there. I was a founder of Community Energy England in 2012 and I’m a director of community interest company Mapping for Change, based at University College London. I’m also a parish councillor in Botley, just west of Oxford.
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Emily Malkin
Wandsworth, England, United Kingdom
Global Development Master's Student at the University of Copenhagen with a focus on degrowth and post-growth economics. BA in Social Anthropology, I also specialise in visual anthropology.
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Elisabeth Voss
Berlin, Deutschland
As a freelance author and business economist, I have been working for decades on ideas and practices of cooperative, solidary economic practices. I advise self-managed housing projects and collective enterprises in questions of organization and financing, whereby the basis is always social interaction, the culture of cooperation. I also write, give lectures and contribute my knowledge and experience into local to global networking contexts. With the economization of the world in which people count less and less I will never agree. This is why I am very critical of some forms of social business, if they serve more greenwashing or top-down philanthrocapitalism than emancipatory self-empowerment. From the sustainability triangle of ecology-economy-social, I would like to delete the economy and replace it with democracy. Please visit me in my digital home and read my articles: www.elisabeth-voss.de
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Gabriela Inácio
Curitiba, Paraná, Brasil
I am a psychologist and Gaiana. My concerns started with the realization that economic growth was not leading us to a place of social equality or mental health. We are getting sicker each day and not solving the root of the problem. So today I host an online learning community that brings together people interested in changing the paradigm of leadership, management and economics for a world that takes care of people and the regeneration of the Earth. This year we organized a facilitated study group of the Doughnut Economics in Brazil with more than 200 participants.
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Patricia Barrios
Almere Poort, Almere, Flevoland, The Netherlands
I'm originally from Venezuela, accountant and financial specialist who now lives in The Netherlands. I live with my son, husband and dog in Almere.
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Mike Dixon
Brighton, England, United Kingdom
I joined the Ecology/Green Party in 1979.
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Alfredo Arturo Corredor Becerra
Ibagué, Tolima, Colombia
PhD in Sustainability from UEMA and Master's in International Sustainability from UEMA. ISO 14.001/2015 EN 2018 SGS certification and Internal Environmental Auditor (2018/2022). Manager of the "Sustainable Musical Ibagué" initiative and Director (2020/2025). Concepts and management of: Sustainable Cultural Products Methodology, IMUS Application, Sustainable Culture Program, and Sustainability Trainer at Jorge Tadeo Lozano University (Bogotá), UNIBAGUÉ, and Ibagué Conservatory of Music. Winners of the Colombian Ministry of Culture - Share What We Are Call (2020). Manager of the implementation of the Sustainable Cultural Productions methodology for FUNESCENA (2022), CANDELARIA FILMS (2021), Reserva Natural Entre Aguas (2021), and WWF with Earth Hour (2021-2022). World Champion in 2012, recognized by WWF Colombia for his participation in various Earth Hour events in Bogotá in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2018, and 2019, and in Ibagué from 2020 to 2022. Manager of the strategic alliance between Earth Hour Global and CISV International in 2013. Founder of the Páramo Savers Collective (2017), which later became the Páramo Savers Corporation. Coordinator of forest restoration projects in Taganga-Magdalena (COL) and in Páramos for Digitalist (Finland), FEBOR Cooperativa (COL), etc. Manager of the "More Scouts, More Páramos" project in partnership between Scouts of Colombia and Corporación Páramo Savers. Manager of the "I Am Páramo, I Am Life" exhibition, which has been presented in various schools in Bogotá and MALOKA. National Coordinator of the MOSAIC program at CISV Colombia. Staff for the IPP (International People Project) program at CISV Colombia on "Community Justice in Arauca" with the School of Community Justice at the National University of Colombia. University professor in economic areas at UNIBAGUÉ, Colombia. Boy Scout The Páramo Savers Corporation is a non-profit organization whose main objective is to work for the promotion of Sustainability as a universal civilizing cultural paradigm that aims for the integral and multidimensional well-being of humanity, based on respect for life, management strategy of the natural heritage and human heritage to promote the common benefit. Integral well-being includes, among other aspects: cultural, social, environmental, economic, geographical, technological and the relationships between them.
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Mary Hendriks
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Social change activist into distributed clean energy and energy storage solutions, while promoting solutions for a habitable planet.
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Ana Arribas Sebastián
Segovia, Castilla y León, Spain
I'm a Social Worker and a Master's graduate in Development and International Relations, with a specialization in Global Gender Studies. I grew up in a small town surrounded by mountains and that was (and still is) what made me aware of how important is respecting the planet that hosts us while guaranteeing the fundamental rights of all human beings. I'm still learning how to achieve both goals and I hope to learn and share experiences here that lead us toward it. Nowadays, I am working on the relationship between climate change and gender equality and actively committed to find alternatives to the current system in order to achieve sustainable development.
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Sophie Lantreibecq
London Borough of Haringey, England, United Kingdom
After studying an MSc in Global Prosperity at UCL, I am now working as a policy officer for the London Borough of Waltham Forest. I'm interested in local government and the change it can bring, especially around local action for climate change and social justice.
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David Gilroy
Meath Ireland
Member of Local Authority
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Caroline Whyte
Cluny, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France
I'm an ecological economist, focusing on researching and advocating system change. My work areas include measurements of wellbeing and progress, financial flows, universal basic income and services, resource use capping including fossil fuel phase-out, and commons-based taxation. I work for Feasta, the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability, which is based in Ireland but has international membership.
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Crystal Drakes
Bridgetown, Saint Michael, Barbados
I'm an economist by training but after being exposed to environmental and resource management, it is evident the discipline of economics of the 21st century needs radical transformation to address the local and global challenges we face. I've worked as a research analyst and development economist and I believe the world has a window of opportunity to refashion how we live our lives that is more compassionate to others and respectful of the environment.
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Tove Margrethe Dyblie
Holmestrand, Vestfold, Norway
I am a passionate Sustainability professional and a part time regenerative farmer with a MBA in global eManagement, and a MSc in Sustainable Development.. More to come ..... 😊
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Paul Nunn
Norwich, England, United Kingdom
Worked in the global (re)insurance industry in the area of catastrophe risk management for ~30 years. Interested in exploring how corporate ESG accountabilities can embrace doughnut principles. Recent joiner of the Green Party
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Jim Michaux
Langley Township, Township of Langley, British Columbia, Canada
Social Studies Department Head at D.W. Poppy Secondary.
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Felipe Viveros
Frome, England, United Kingdom
Felipe Viveros is a chilean writer, independent researcher, strategist and consultant specialising in campaigning, program design and fundraising. He has worked with governments and organisations globally pioneering the prototyping and implementation of a new development paradigm, and has served as the European representative of the GNH Centre Bhutan, the board Chair of /TR and at the Sacred Head Waters Initiative.
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Edwina Hughes
Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
I work on sustainable food system for a global research org called the World Resources Institute, I am a naturally curious person and interested in Doughnut Economics after seeing it presented at the Southbank Centre a few years ago
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Allison Whitaker
Charlotte, North Carolina, USA
I catalyze change through understanding and connection. How? By delivering engaging, informative, and interactive workshops. Topics include climate science, global climate policy solutions, and doughnut economics.
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Neel Tamhane
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.
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Eli Beckerman
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Advancing systemic change through political reform and grassroots engagement.
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Philip Buckle
United Kingdom
I have over 25 years’ experience in social impact and vulnerability and resilience, climate change impact assessment, climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction and I have worked extensively with national governments, UN agencies, International Financial Institutions, bilateral and multilateral donors, INGOs, NGOs, civil society, faith groups and community groups. As a senior civil servant I had input into DRR and DRM policy, planning and operations management which has given me insight into the practicalities of DRR and CCA. I have contributed to risk, vulnerability and resilience assessment programs, climate change impact and risk management, policy and program development and implementation. I have led program development, capacity building and monitoring and evaluation teams in Australia,Mongolia, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Armenia, the Dominican Republic, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Mozambique, Indonesia, Bangla Desh, India, Sri Lanka, Vietnam and Laos.
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Raúl Sánchez Saura
Bromsgrove, England, United Kingdom
I have been an environmental activist for years, worried about how best to change the global economy, industrial civilization and our rampant consumerism to make the world abundant enough for all our needs, instead of some's greed. Doughnut Economics is the way to go.