Stories

Cardamom is an off-grid eco-tourism venture in Cambodia founded as an NGO-corporation-investor partnership.

Dewesoft is a Slovenian company that designs advanced hardware and software for testing and measurement equipment.

Vancity is a Canadian credit union. Founded in 1946, it serves 570,000 members.

Inka Moss S.A.C. is based in Junín, Peru. It harvests, processes, packages and exports sphagnum moss (white moss).

A circular platform that enables communities, local governments and business to start and grow item sharing libraries.

Sharetribe is a marketplace software for entrepreneurs. Its business model focuses on democratising platform ownership.

Patagonia is a global outdoor clothing brand with revenues of $1.5b. In 2022, "Earth became its only shareholder".

AMA is a mineral water brand under Ambev, which is a Belgian-Brazilian multinational drink and brewing company.

Founded in 1829, Maison Dandoy bakes and retails fresh biscuits in Belgium.

Guayakí is an organic beverage company based in Sebastopol, California that produces & markets yerba mate-based products

Scott Bader is an employee owned chemicals manufacturer, with 800 employees across 8 manufacturing sites & 19 offices.

SWaCH is a social enterprise of waste pickers, based in Pune, India.

Sharing the deeply insightful project we undertook in 2023 to help make Global Donut Day more accessible

Exploring ways to connect Doughnut Economics scholars and how to mobilise evidence for transformative action

A Network of Makers for a Regenerative and Redistributive Future

Insights and resources from those who participated in Policy Influence Gatherings in September 2024

Y-Donut starts developing a Doughnut Economics board game, aiming for SPIEL-ESSEN. Join us online or offline!

We took our Media Wall featuring the Doughnut to Milton Keynes College's Welcome events for students & community groups

The Izmir Gevrek Model, aiming to live in a thriving, regenerative and inclusive Izmir

We have all began to realise how important the DEAL lenses are to our own suffocation caused by climate change.

Insights on how Doughnut Economics is relevant to the sports sector

The lipstick effect suggests people buy small luxury items, to seek affordable indulgences to lift their spirits.

A student project at the Univeristy of applied Manaement looked into how the Doughnut can be implement in sports

At CPI, we are developing a design framework, tailored to meet the complex challenges of the 21st century.