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An accessible and engaging way to introduce the Doughnut to any group

An online workshop to introduce the Doughnut to any group

Mapping perceptions and experiences to make a quick Doughnut Portrait for your place

A selection of participatory workshop approaches you can use to explore the four lenses for your place

The shorter, taster version of DEAL’s guide to redesigning businesses through Doughnut Economics

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

A selection of approaches to explore a specific topic through the Four Lenses be it a policy, project or possibility

DEAL’s guide to redesigning businesses through Doughnut Economics - Core workshop

Enhance local, circular, sustainable trade with mutual credit & resource mapping

Workshop for a group of local businesses to engage with Doughnut Economics through a place-based perspective.

Workshop tool inviting local governments to reflect on the deep design of their organisation

Nature's Blueprint to Organisation Transformation. Just as wetlands create the richest ecosystems where water meets land

London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

We are a residents association turned CIC currently carrying out re-greening work, helping each other to 'eco' our homes, and attempting to establish a not for profit community workshop facility at Central London's last working dry dock. SDMBHA's (South Dock Marina Berth Holder's Association) workshop facility's key aims are to build a robust and supportive community, safeguard affordable boat maintenance for residents and building a sustainable marine industry for local people. To achieve this we hope to build a 'marine centre of excellence', the first phase of which is a tool hire and workshop space with taught classes focusing on equality, skill sharing repair and reuse. This facility will also benefit the larger communities with classes and events that work towards social cohesion and circular economies. We'll also be partnering with other organisations for mutual support and to reach as far as possible. As for my personal role in all of this, I am a resident and the project director for this workshop. -S  

Workshop to explore organizational culture

Interactive workshop for local authorities to reflect on the impact of development project on the doughnut’s dimensions

Set of workshops tailored for local governments using DEAL tools like Doughnut Unrolled, Step into the Doughnut etc.

A workshop tool to evaluate strategies through the City Portrait’s ‘4 lenses’

A workshop concept to make climate and environmental crisis tangible

Examples of Doughnut Data Portraits (or City Portraits) created by local governments, communities, and/or researchers.

A set of 37 cards to explore the connections between the dimensions of the Doughnut and the Four Lenses

Each of the Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st Century Economist summarised onto one page with some questions to reflect on

This game is designed to help participants find solutions to both environmental and social challenges.

Chesières, Vaud, Switzerland

How can businesses thrive while respecting people and planetary boundaries? Engineer by education, I started my career as a management consultant, helping companies with their growth strategies. About 10 years ago, I decided to focus on sustainable innovation, supporting companies in developing greener, circular solutions. However, I have come to realize that, to address the social and environmental crises we face, we need to go beyond incremental innovation and fix our economic and business systems. Today, I am exploring how businesses can rethink their purpose, legacy, goals, structure, and strategies to help drive the change we need. I am inspired by, amongst other, Doughnut Economics, Post-growth Economics, Purpose Economics, Sufficiency economics, Steward-ownership, Net-positive businesses.... And, I am happy to connect with anyone on these topics.     

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

A member of the Cambridge Doughnut Economics Action Group in Cambridge, UK. Interested in thinking about Doughnut Economic  and using it in a situation to help transformative change.