
TIME Magazine Special Issue on Countdown 2030
TIME Magazine 1 Feb 2021 special issue on Countdown 2030 - Why 2030?

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Is the Doughnut the Answer (Dutch)
A journey along sustainability issues based on the Doughnut Model
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"The Doughnut" - Wreath Making
Embracing the idea of Doughnut Economics by making an alternative Christmas wreath
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Doughnut diagrams for printing and presentations
PDF and JPEG formats for printing and use in presentations
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Doughnut Power Point Template en español
From the tool shared by Julio F. Campos in Portuguese, translated it into Spanish for convenience.
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Doughnut Economics Journey of Knowledge Map
Icebreaker to enable meeting attendees to share in a group activity. It creates an atmosphere of active participation.
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Doughnut Principles of Practice
A PDF of the Doughnut Principles of Practice ready to print
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Ann Gosline
Patagonia, Arizona, United States of America
I am involved with a network of organizations working to further a restorative economy and particularly involved with building healthy economies through restoring ecosystems.
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Luca Pacchioni
Genoa, Liguria, Italy
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Shaktari Belew
Ashland, Oregon, United States of America
I am a life-long learner. From a early background in computer systems, which gave me a whole-systems lens through which to approach the rest of my life, I've been an educator, author, artist, Transition movement trainer/contributor (since 2008), Permaculture instructor/designer, group facilitator, complementary currency designer, researcher, parent, grandparent. I love seeing through multiple lenses and points-of-view. I guess you could say I am a Whole-Systems, Biomimicry, "DANCING ON MY LEARNING EDGES" explorer ... contributing, connecting, and loving, with joy.
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Tammi Sinha
Southampton, England, United Kingdom
Developing communities of practice and inquiry to link businesses and organisations interested in tackling the climate emergency through sustainable work practices. We envisage a hub bringing together like minded people and organisations, to act as a living lab, build and share good practice through projects and flourishing communities. Using our individual and collective agency to embed sustainable business models, circular design and supply chains and responsible management practices in an actionable, kind and ethical manner. Our projects link students, scholars and practitioners to build, test and embed MVPs (minimum viable products) that enable SMEs (Small to Medium Sized enterprises) to cut waste, design, build and deliver circular products and services. The ultimate aim of the hub, is to test approaches that can be replicated across the UK and Globally to help us to meet our UN Sustainable Development Goal commitments.
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Amandine Sabourin
Brussels, Région de Bruxelles-Capitale - Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest, Belgium
Researcher on public policies of cooperation and development, I now advocate for local governments active in decentralised cooperation. Interested to applying the doughnut to the local level!