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Regenerate Costa Rica

How can the Doughnut help Costa Rica become one of the world's first regenerative countries?

Posted by Eduard Müller & the DEAL Team September, 23, 2020 9 likes

San José, Provincia San José, Costa Rica

Regenerate Costa Rica is an initiative that aims to turn Costa Rica into one of the world's first regenerative nations - one that meets the needs of all of its people within the means of the living planet.

Eduard Müller Castro is a Costa Rican environmentalist, scientist, activist and founder of the University for International Cooperation. He is one of the founders of Regenerate Costa Rica, and a global leader in promoting regenerative development and design nationally and beyond.

In this 30 minute video conversation, Ed talks to Kate Raworth about the initiative and the role that the Doughnut plays within it, both conceptually and as a starting point for new national metrics.

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