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Ascot, Berkshire, UK

In 2019, I took myself back to university, after a 30 year break, to study for a Masters in Sustainable Development.  There, I learnt about Doughnut Economics from Prof. Tim Jackson (Uni of Surrey).  I had never really understood Economics before, despite a career of 15 years in Fintech, but assumed that was because I was too thick!  Now I realise that it never really made sense at all; however the concept of the safe operating space within planetary boundaries makes perfect sense and fits in with how the natural world operates. During COP26, I discovered Climate Fresk and have become a facilitator for these powerful workshops, which lay out the causes and consequences of climate change, based on the IPCC reports.  I would love to incorporate the theory of Doughnut Economics into a similar style workshop.  

London, Greater London, England, United Kingdom

Hi, I'm the founder of a new workplace-based behaviour change programme - Climate Habits - helping to bridge the gap between people's concern about climate change and personal action. Interested in ideas, partnerships and inspiration     

Ulfborg, Central Denmark Region, Denmark

I'm a British guy, currently living and working in Denmark. I work in a private college called DNS which is dedicated to training teachers in an alternative way, by engaging with the world around. Here I run short courses about environment, politics and teaching.  I think Doughnut Economics is a great tool for climate solutions, it can also be implemented small-scale and I'm keen to implement it where I can, including within these short courses.