Doughnut Unrolled: Data Portrait of Place

🍩 We're delighted to share the final report from a recent Oxfordshire Doughnut Economics project !

A new fjord district in Oslo has been using Doughnut Economics to help guide the urban development.

Explaining to Urban Economics Chair's students what is Donut Economics and walking them through several case studies

As part of a student-led class at UNC-Chapel Hill, students created a model to downscale the doughnut to Chapel Hill.

We present here the main results for the 4 lenses of our re-rolled doughnut

We explore here how we have calculated the 4 lenses of our rerolled doughnut and share some tips for future applications

An story of how a technology community can explore ways to evolve their initiatives

Glasgow City Portrait workshop with multi-sector stakeholders

Munich, Bayern, Germany

I've been on the path of understanding and enabling innovation for almost 30 years. Love the journey as it invites me to deep dive into many topics such as creativity, collaboration & diversity, leadership - and not least: sustainability. Since first proclaiming publicly in 2011, I now declare without hesitation: any innovation needs sustainability considerations at its core, anything else is irresponsible, given the challenges humanity and our beautiful planet face. Love to trigger insights for others, be it in at universities, via workshops and seminars, public speaking or writing. I was born and grew up in Kiel, in the north of Germany, where I also did my first degree (architecture & town planning). In 1990 I moved to the UK, to do my MBA and then PhD at London Business School, worked independently at the boundary between business and academia, had two wonderful boys (now well on their own journeys). Since March 2021 I am back in germany, living in Munich, and absolutely loving it

Milton Keynes, MK9 1LT, UK

I am a software engineer and consultant living in Milton Keynes with my husband and family.  I am very concerned and sometimes find it overwhelming of where to start with the problems we are creating on the planet and the lack of equality and understanding of equity in the world. I am passionate about helping others learn technology skills.  I am a professional and qualified ICT Trainer, Teacher, Coach, and Mentor. I am a member of the Milton Keynes Doughnut Economics Network where we are holding weekly dropin sessions to learn about doughnut economics together, learn about data skills, connect with the community to build a city portrait and network to solve planetary and society problems together. I believe we are living in a friendly universe.

Cairns, Queensland, Australia

I am the Chairperson of the Circular Economy FNQ and we are on a mission to become a Transition Accelerator Lab for Circular Economy solutions in a regional & remote environment. Our role is to provide an environment of collaboration & innovation between Schools, Universities and Industry to accelerate emerging and established solutions for regenerative Agriculture and decarbonised reManufacturing.  SDG5 and SDG10 are at the heart of what we do.  We work with ethnographic research based Food and Plastic solutions as these two seem to be the ones that can reduce the impact on our World Heritage sandwich; Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree Rainforest. We're working on measuring the Layer Cake in our region as we are swimming in Nature to measure.  Therefore we work closely with our First Nations people as they are the planets original scientists and engineers so seeing as though we work mainly with A players we collaborate and listen to them in every project we do. I am also the founder of we made it better for the planet PTY LTD where we will deliver SDG12 in full to the regions we expand into.  We donate 60% of our profits to ensure disadvantaged youth are at the table of the Circular Industrial Economy.  

Oxford, England, United Kingdom

 I have worked in the construction industry for the past 25 years as a change and improvement project manager. I am now semi-retired and pursuing all the interests that have taken a back seat for so many years. I'm exploring Doughnut Economics because I believe our society at all levels is fundamentally broken. Doing the same things and expecting different results is futile. Doughnut Economics is the first time I've seen an alternative vision of human behaviour and responsibility that I believe can change things. 

Aldershot, England, United Kingdom

Paris 11e Arrondissement, Paris, Île-de-France, France

Live in Exeter, work in Taunton

Nagpur, Maharashtra, India

Observer, Reader, Learner A vivid observer of polity, economy, and environment.  Interested in behavioral sciences, behavioral economics and public policies. Pursuing M.A. in Industrial and Organizational Psychology.