Doughnut Principles of Practice
A PDF of the Doughnut Principles of Practice ready to print
Version 1.0 (September 2020)
Overview
DEAL has developed a set of principles to guide our own evolution and our choice of collaborations. We ask that these principles are placed at the heart of any project and initiative that aims to put the ideas of Doughnut Economics into practice.
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One Small Town
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TIME Magazine Special Issue on Countdown 2030
TIME Magazine 1 Feb 2021 special issue on Countdown 2030 - Why 2030?
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First California DEAL Meetup
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London DEAL Members First Meet-Up: Highlights
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Bring the Doughnut to Berlin!
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Donut Desire
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From Doughnut Meetups to Doughnut Movement
How a Doughnut learning community started in Amsterdam
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Curaçao Doughnut Economy
Since the full lockdown of COVID-19 in March 2020 in Curaçao, Curaçao Doughnut Economy movement has emerged.
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Phil Holden
Shropshire, England, United Kingdom
I'm the Manager of the team that works for the Shropshire Hills National Landscape. We have been exploring the Doughnut model for a few years and are now trying to apply it through our next five year Management Plan for the area.
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Alice Peperell
Bristol, England, United Kingdom
Helping people & planet-focused teams and projects to thrive. 10+ years of cross-sector production and operations experience spanning sustainability, social change, arts and culture marketing and live events. Particularly interested in harnessing the power of community, collaboration & collective action to drive sustainability, social justice and co-design regenerative spaces and places.
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Erika Pihl
Tallinn, Harjumaa, Estonia
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Gustave Campigneulles
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Rob Hart
Aldershot, England, United Kingdom
I head up the Corporate Responsibility team at a global law firm, and am eager to connect with this community for 2 reasons: I'm interested in building a sustainability strategy for my firm that's rooted in the Doughnut Economics model, and I'm eager to build a community of sustainability-minded people in my local area.
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Bruce Hey
Baardskeerdersbos, Western Cape, South Africa
I spent my early career in the oil and gas industry. Today I write and campaign as a sustainability activist, focused on one question: how do businesses — especially fossil fuel companies — survive the next fifty years? My first two books grew out of that industry experience, setting out what it takes to improve the performance of managed assets across oil, gas and process operations, including a deep dive into turnaround management as a driver of long-term success. My third book, The Death of Business as Usual, widened the lens: it argues that long-term business survival now depends on a genuine refocus toward renewables and net zero by 2050. My fourth and most recent book, Sustainability for the Energy and Process Industries, brings it together — a practical look at how energy and process companies are realigning around new technologies, new partnerships, and new business models to make that transition real. My overall focus is the long-term sustainability of business. I'm particularly interested in how fossil fuel companies can realign themselves using new technologies and ideas — and in making sure the phase-out of fossil fuels is handled carefully, minimising social and environmental harm while keeping the transition to net zero economically viable.
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Kimberly Byrd
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States of America
My enchantment and fascination with the natural world began early with a love of animals, who I saw as ambassadors for other worlds. When I was 17, an extended hiking trip in the Wind Rivers of Wyoming sealed the deal. I teach lecture-based and experiential learning courses on sustainability, environmental ethics, ecological integrity, resilience theory, environmental psychology, and transformational learning at various Universities in the Twin Cities. I live in Mahtomedi with my three delightful children and two overly enthusiastic dogs. I consider my house one big art project, and I love to cook and entertain. Curious minds are always welcome at my table. Come say hello!
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Myra Panjaitan
Banten, Indonesia
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