DEAL’s first webinar on ‘Downscaling the Doughnut’
Changemakers in Berlin, Brussels, and Cambridge shared their experiences bringing the Doughnut ‘City Portrait’ to life
Our aim was to host a space for members of the DEAL Community to learn from the work of changemakers in three global North cities, Berlin, Cambridge, and Brussels, to take inspiration from their diverse approaches, and to feel even better equipped to put Doughnut-thinking into practice in their own contexts.
- Introduction to Downscaling the Doughnut by DEAL (first 15 minutes)
- Presentation from Berlin initiative (starts at 15 minutes)
- Presentation from Cambridge initiative (starts at 38 minutes)
- Presentation from Brussels initiative (starts at 1 hour)
- General Q&A with all panelists (starts at 1 hour and 21 minutes)
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Faris Weldy
Bogor, Jawa Barat, Indonesia
Currently studying for a bachelor's degree majoring in Resource and Environmental Economics at IPB University
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Benoit Ruysschaert
Hasselt, Vlaanderen, België
As a PhD researcher at UHasselt (Environmental Economics) and HEC Liège (Smart City Institute) I perform research on how cities can achieve their circular objectives.
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Frances Kelsey
Bath & North East Somerset, UK
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Kaleopono Norris
Hilo, Hawaii, United States of America
Retired community service organization professional, truck farmer, carpenter, handyman, property manager. Now active as a founder of Hui Kanaka Kalaiʻaina and the Kanaka Party intent on transforming democratic government in Hawai'i.
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Leila Malta
São Paulo, Brazil
Experienced innovation professional from CPG industry, founder and Principal Consultant at L'inno Bureau, and Professor of Innovation and Project Management at SENAI Theobaldo De Nigris. PhD candidate in Circular Economy.
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Natalie Hold
Bangor, Wales, United Kingdom
Me and my husband are parents to 2 young boys and we share our home with 2 dogs and 3 ducks. I am a fisheries scientist at Bangor University trying to navigate a path towards sustainable seafood that is environmentally, socially, economically and culturally thriving.
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Marian Turniawan
Antigonish, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Diane Skidmore