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Benue, Nigeria

I are a passionate community-driven individual with a strong background in agriculture, environmental sustainability, and humanitarian service. With hands-on experience in WASH, livelihood development, and climate advocacy through roles with organizations like UNICEF, CBM-Nigeria, and Angel Support Foundation, I am deeply committed to improving lives in underserved communities. My academic work, includies a master’s thesis on sustainable household energy in Makurdi, reflecting my focus on practical, people-centered solutions to environmental and development challenges. As a proactive learner and leader, I am continually seeking ways to bridge policy, research, and grassroots action to create lasting impact.

Philippines

I am a multidisciplinary writer and creative strategist from the Philippines who bridges culture and sustainability. With over a decade of multisectoral experience, I am a planner, researcher, and facilitator who has led, developed, and implemented strategies for communications and engagement, narrative change, and ecosystem building. Interested in the politics of sustainability, urbanization in the Global South, and arts and cultural strategy.

Dülmen, Kreis Coesfeld, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

Hi, I am a theoretical physicist turned tech product and business expert. I have always been fascinated with Economics. What I learned during my MBA now seems out of touch with the real world. Wealth creation used to depend upon physical objects; land, gold, oil, minerals etc. which were all finite, also the marginal cost of production was never zero.  Both these fundamental assumptions and "truths" do not hold now.  We need new economics and the concept of Donut Economics is extremely interesting

Climate Fresk facilitator, I would like to deeper knowledge and practical use of Donut economy into French community.

California, United States

Pokhara, Gandaki Province, Nepal

My roots are on the farm, bare hands in soil, learning not just how to grow food, but how life connects through roots, rituals, and resilience. From those early days in rural Nepal, my journey has carried me across continents, disciplines, and failures, all in search of one thing: a more regenerative way to feed the world. Today, I build regenerative food systems from the ground up, literally. Blending traditional farming wisdom with tools like Web3, Regenerative Finance (ReFi), and carbon markets, I work to reimagine agriculture from farm to fork. That means creating value for smallholder farmers, restoring the soil, redesigning food supply chains, and helping communities take ownership of their food futures. I've failed. I've trusted and been broken. I’ve seen my crops swept away by floods and hailstones. But every time, I return to the soil, wiser, stronger, more committed to serving not just as an innovator, but as a steward. I believe in building ecosystems, not just ventures. Through platforms like Bhumi Sewa Networks and Sarvaguna Foods and Kitchen I focus on circular models, biochar-based soil regeneration, and incentive systems that reward farmers as climate champions. If you care about systems change, regenerative economies, or creating value that’s both ethical and ecological—let’s connect. 🌍 Website: www.madanpoudel.com.np 🔗 Linktree: linktr.ee/mdnpoudel 📬 Open to: Collaborations, regenerative pilots, ecosystem design, speaking, consulting

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Kenya

My name is Shiro, a crocheter, a mother, a humanitarian and someone who loves both nature and community. I’m drawn to Doughnut Economics because it speaks to the balance I try to live every day: caring for people while caring for the planet. I’m here to learn, be inspired, and explore how these ideas can weave into my work and community life. I believe creative acts, like crafting and sharing, can ripple into bigger changes and I’m excited to connect with others who are passionate about building fairer, more regenerative systems.

Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

I am a business leader, community advocate, and regenerative thinker passionate about creating systems that work for people and the planet.  I have a background in technology leadership, entrepreneurship, and community engagement, and I’m exploring Doughnut Economics as a practical framework to guide sustainable business decisions and foster thriving local communities.

Tarneit, Victoria, Australia

WYN Hub is a resource and networking hub that facilitates the growth of the social enterprise and ethical business sector in Melbourne’s Western suburbs. It’s founded with the vision and opportunity for businesses to be a foundational lever for creating a more just and equitable society. It's being led by Mehak Sheikh. Mehak Sheikh is a connector by nature, and a facilitator by choice. She approaches her work from a lens of Systems Change, Co-design and Place-based advocacy and community organising. She gets most excited learning, researching and talking about social entrepreneurship, youth participation, intercultural dialogue, and when she is designing shared spaces that centre conversations around wellbeing. Her career journey is inspired by her educational background in Psychology and influences such as bell hooks (revolutionary), Priya Parker (author) and Deeyah Khan (filmmaker). She has often been the go-to person in a professional capacity to support culture conversations, community engagement, and big-picture thinking. Outside of her day job as the Young Mayors’ Program Manager for Victoria, Mehak is the lead strategist at WYN (Widen Your Network) Hub and has co-founded a collective for intimate place-based gatherings that centre the human experience and justice, once strangers. She is also an advisor for local social enterprises, community organisations and placemaking initiatives in Melbourne’s West, including an arts and culture retail social enterprise, Khush Zouq and Building Cultural Connections Australia Inc.