The Doughnut as a way to GO (our real goal)
How the SGDs are a bridge to achieve the Doughnut.
Using a few words and some images, inspired by the work of Daniel Wahl to explain our past, our present and our future, with the Doughnut being our way to go (our real goal).
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Clôd Baumgartner
Vienna, Tragöss, Austria
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Jaqueline Vasconcellos
Paris
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Christina Köppen
Mannheim, Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland
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Carlos Espinosa
Black Mountain, North Carolina, United States of America
As part of my professional life, I always have been interested and working in conservation. At this time I am interested in the ecological integrity of the Swannanoa River Valley where I live, and the socio-economic well-being of its inhabitants. I have been trying to develop some initiatives as Cool Rivers Forever (@riversforever in Facebook and Twitter) and Sustainable Life Global (https://sites.google.com/view/slifeglobal/home).
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Pritesh Dineschandra Kotecha
Lisbon, Área Metropolitana de Lisboa, Portugal
Enthusiastic and energy spreader are some of the soft skills that makes me a life passionate. Married and father of 2 (10 and 4yo couple), I consider myself a hedonist and an epicurist. Enjoying all the pleasures life have to offer, try to practice a work-hard-play-hard/YOLO positioning. Humanist by heart and Illuminist by mind. Liberal regarding the markets, conservative regarding customs. Love to cook and Lego collector, Benfica supporter
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Tom Owen-Smith
Lambeth, London Borough of Lambeth, England, United Kingdom
Doughnut Economics is an inspirational text, and I am keen to be part of building it out to change our economy and society. I am the Sustainability lead at SUMS Consulting – we are a not-for-profit membership organisation providing consultancy services to the university sector, mostly in the UK. One aim is to make universities run sustainably and in harmony with their place. Universities are also at the centre of knowledge production and can make big contributions to the paradigm shift through their research, education and ability to bring people together. I hope to learn from this community and share ideas for change – both for my work and for living my own life.
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Rui Estrela Silva
Torres Vedras, Centro, Portugal
Bancário, Dirigente Associativo e Deputado Minicipal
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Eva Moldovanyi
Basel, Basel-Stadt, Schweiz
