How we built the Amsterdam Doughnut Coalition

For all the do-ers, creators and change makers that want to create a doughnut coalition in their city

The Amsterdam Approach of Building a Doughnut Coalition in 7 steps

Version 1.0 (September 2020) | Work in progress

OVERVIEW
Together with about 30+ donut-fans, we built the Amsterdam Doughnut Coalition, a network of about 300 people and 40 organisations that together want to turn the region of Amsterdam into a doughnut-proof region. In this 'guide' you can find out more about our approach and journey on building this coalition in Amsterdam and maybe it helps you to set up your own in your own local context! Reach out to us if you have any questions, we are happy to chat with you

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This journey wouldn't have been possible without the bi-weekly meetings with our core team and the kwartiermaker Ruurd Priester

LINKS
If you don't want to download the guide but have a look online, you can do that via this link.
You can check out our online platform here: https://amsterdamdonutcoalitie.nl/  (it's still a beta version, hello web designers!)

ENJOY THE RIDE :-) 

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    Morgane BILLUART

    Amsterdam

    Hoping to learn how to apply these great ideas in a practical way

    Marion Ullrich

    Nürnberg, Bayern, Deutschland

    I want to convince political decision makers to consider and (best case) adopt a modern, 21st Century, economic mindset.

    Eva Marina Valencia Leñero

    Mexico City, Mexico

    Building sustainability transitions, by downscaling the doughnut with new methodological tools and implementation projects.

    Mark Kavanagh

    Delgany Wood, The Municipal District of Greystones, Le...

    To learn, grow, connect and work towards a hospitable living future.

    Ann Gosline

    Patagonia, Arizona, United States of America

    Very interested in how donut economics principles can be brought to large rural landscapes and their communities.

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    Philippe Coullomb over 2 years ago

    Super useful thank you. Will be in touch soon!
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    Laura Hanson over 2 years ago

    Thanks for sharing these slides- they are so helpful and informative! Hope to use with regional planning partners in Portland, Oregon.

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