Doughnut Economics Open Mandala is a tool designed to assist in the development and maturation of projects, initiatives and/or organisations from a socio-ecological development perspective from a holistic way using the Doughnuts Economics approach.
It's the things you don't know that will change your lives. - Wolf Vostell
In this sense, it is important to understand that it can be used from a systematised perspective, following a method or guide, but it can also be used from a completely intuitive approach and it can also be used to work with her individually or in a team.
A possible guide for use could follow the following steps:
Minimally define what you are going to use it for, whether you are focusing on an innovative initiative, a product or service or you are thinking about your whole organisation...
Before starting it is always advisable to take some time to make a complete review of all the elements of the tool.
Look at each of the 12 areas that make up our "Safe and Fair Space" of work, the inside of the Donut, and try to write down the most relevant aspects of your initiative, product/service or organisation. Don't get blocked if any of the areas are blank, just keep moving forward focusing on your proposal.
Choose the system of relating the information you prefer, Fluid Relationships, Complementary Relationships or Matching Relationships; and start interconnecting the work areas.
At this point new information should begin to emerge or the information you have already incorporated should begin to be questioned... Now the Mandala is working and the conversations will begin to emerge... now we just have to enjoy it and ask the right questions without fear!
Hopefully this tool will allow you in your own process to open up new and different ways of working and usefulness.
Peter Ridley
London
I’d like to compare notes with others experimenting with new ways of delivering public services
Natalia van der Wee
Utrecht, The Netherlands
I'm here to find, test, use and share great ideas and tools to help transformation to innovative and sustainable education.
Sílvia de Sousa
Full Sutton, England, United Kingdom
Orthodox Economics (BLARGH!) + Environmental Economics (HUM?) + Social Policy (Nearly!) = Holistic (MAYBE!) => Doughnuts (HURRAH!)
Daniel Rodriguez
Lugones, Asturias, Spain
I have read the Doughnough Economics, it was suggested to me by fellow economics students.
Get inspired, connect with others and become part of the movement. No matter how big or small your contribution is, you’re welcome to join!
Arildo Dias
Frankfurt am Main, Hessen, Germany
Since I read the book Doughnut Economic, I decided to leave my comfort zone and try to learn about circular economy and regenera