Tools

Recording of a partipatory webinar on the past, present, and future of circular models in urban design.

Activate place-based Doughnut Economics' principles at multiple levels simultaneously with Quiet-Everyday Leadership.

On the emerging landscape of founders and funders around impact investing, racial equity, and the solidarity economy.

An overview of each of the dimensions of the four lenses on life

A selection of approaches to explore a specific topic through the Four Lenses be it a policy, project or possibility

Guidelines and approaches to 'downscale' the Doughnut by creating a Data Portrait (or City Portrait) for your place

A selection of participatory workshop approaches you can use to explore the four lenses for your place

An introduction to the four lenses and the set of tools you can use to help your place bring humanity into the Doughnut

Simple slide presentation aimed at introducing our community to the concepts and principles of Doughnut Economics

Three short videos introducing the design dynamics at the heart of Doughnut Economics

Simply, Beneficial Actualisation is about and for being, doing and knowing wellbeing and vitality for all.

Two pilot student learning modules on the SDGs with a focus on the economy (including Doughnut Economics)

If you are starting up a DE group in your community, this editable brochure may help you promote and find allies.

This 'toolkit', as adopted here for the 'Doughnut' model, owes its origin to the Wales Council for Voluntary Action!

The doughnut translated into French together with the English version

Network Weaving develops skills in developing social networks which form the basis of all actions.

An editable graphic that can be used when discussing all types of systems.

A Spreadsheet for Simulating the Doughnut Economics in the Classroom

Framework of bioconnected solutions supporting urban regeneration considering Doughnut's ecological/social boundaries

Show support for Glascow Climate Meeting in November 2021 by donating $25 for climate action in a low Income country.

A series of four lectures covering the fundamentals of Doughnut Economics, hosted by Ubiquity University

Methodology to propose sustainability policy transitions with a doughnut economics approach at the (water) sector scale.

A template to develop a personal doughnut

One economy, two currencies: one for us mortals (consumers/employees), one for going concerns (business entities).