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23 Nov 2020: One of the most mind-blowing concepts I’ve learnt about is the‘doughnut economy’. ... As a cohort we discussed whether it was possible to rethink the whole paradigm of economics.

31 Oct 2023: And I think of Doughnut Economics as something like a Western mindset recovery programme. ... We need transformation everywhere. I wrote Doughnut Economics and it came out in 2017.

7 Sep 2023: Inner Development Goals, in conjunction with the Stockholm School of Economics. ... Kate Raworth. Doughnut Economics. Explore the concept and the work. Otto Scharmer ‘ Leading From the Future: A New Social Technology for our Times.

6 Oct 2023: this is core economics,” Frank Elderson, European Central Bank board member, said.

Linking planetary boundaries to businessPart of Kering’s series on Planetary Boundaries for Business. Publication detailsNo. 1 White Paper in Kering’s series on Planetary Boundaries for Business. DisclaimerThe opinions expressed here are those

24 May 2024: Hub Cambridge University Environmental Consulting Society Cambridge Climate & Sustainability Forum Cambridge Hub Cambridge University Energy Network Engineers Without Borders Cambridge Center for Global Equality (Regional) Cambridge Nature Network

27 Mar 2023: Innovation for SustainabilityThe driving force of circular economy start-ups. 2. The University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability LeadershipThe University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership partners with business and

Section 4: Unravelling responsible investment: A literature review. What financial economics knows aboutresponsible investment, including portfolio- andfirm-level evidence, causal mechanisms, market(mis)pricing and long-term risk.

7 Sep 2023: Doughnut Economics. Explore the concept and the work here: https://www.kateraworth.com/doughnut/ and here https://www.kateraworth.com/animations/. ... 12 Aug 2020 https://ssir.org/articles/entry/bringing_organizational_well_being_to_life#. The Decision

20 Jul 2023: One of the more accessible presentations of this idea has been the ‘doughnut’ model articulated by Raworth (2017): an ecological ceiling informed by the work of Rockström et al.