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Cities & Regions: Let's Get Started
A guide for local and regional governments to engage with Doughnut Economics, including 12 case studies
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Doughnut Economics Book Club Guide
A co-created guide to help you design and host your own book club or study group around Doughnut Economics
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Doughnut Discovery Canvas
A canvas that invites the Doughnut pioneers of your place to share their stories, perspectives and dreams
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Introductory lectures on Doughnut Economics
A series of four lectures covering the fundamentals of Doughnut Economics, hosted by Ubiquity University
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Youth Mayors Field Guide
Free, online curriculum / tools for teenagers to learn systems thinking, design thinking and the Doughnut to make change
About Tools
Introducing tools - empowering people to explore the ideas of Doughnut Economics and put them into practice.
What is a tool?
A tool guides and empowers people to turn Doughnut Economics from a radical idea into transformative action.
Exploratory in scope
Rather than proposing specific policies and institutions, tools offer exploratory workshops, activities, lesson plans, methodologies, and more.Guiding with content
Tools serve as how-to guides, with clear steps describing: what can be done with the tool, how to do it, and important things to consider or watch out for.Evolving with practice
Tools are based on things people have already tried. They're designed to be used, adapted and shared back so everyone can benefit from learnings and improvements.What makes for a great tool?
A great tool contains all the key information someone might need to try it out.
They provide depth, but can be summarised with a simple-yet-engaging title, description and image.
See examples of best practices by browsing popular tools from the DEAL Community and DEAL Team 👉
Can I share my tool?
If you have a way of putting Doughnut Economics into practice, we’d love for you to share it, so long as you follow a few principles and guidelines.
Build on Doughnut Economics
Tools should explicitly describe how they can be used to put the ideas of Doughnut Economics - and not just ‘new economics’ more generally - into practice.Ready to share your tool? Join the DEAL Community (it's quick and free!) to get started.
How can I use other people's tools?
All tools uploaded to the DEAL Community Platform - by the DEAL Team and the wider DEAL Community - are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International Licence.
This means tools can be used for almost any purpose, so long as you provide attribution and share back any changes you make, under the same licence. If you are modifying tools created by the DEAL Team we ask that you include a specific attribution.
Please read our full Licensing Rules for more details.
