I loved this post. I was thinking on mentioning the planetary boundaries on our pitch. I have heard before of the doughnut economics but haven't pay attention too much to it. However, now I have understood it and seen why it has been so successful, it has a lot of sense. I love the Doughnut now. Here I really like the two different doughnuts comparing the lawn mowing and the native gardens. Do you have the drawing of them? Bests
We didn't draw the doughnuts on the day, just messy whiteboard notes and lots of talking. We could do it again this year for Global Donut Days if anyone is interested.
Maybe we could do it again but on zoom. Dates are flexible. Talk to the others and send me an email if you want to be part of that.
SDG17 partnerships or Doughnut's networks are also really important. That's where community engagement comes in. Also Doughnut Economics looks for new business models. Think about all the industries that are based around lawns and how they transition or what new models might emerge from a transition.
If you're in the Brisbane region and interested in Doughnut Economics, come and join https://regenbrisbane.substack.com/
I loved this post. I was thinking on mentioning the planetary boundaries on our pitch. I have heard before of the doughnut economics but haven't pay attention too much to it. However, now I have understood it and seen why it has been so successful, it has a lot of sense. I love the Doughnut now. Here I really like the two different doughnuts comparing the lawn mowing and the native gardens. Do you have the drawing of them? Bests
We didn't draw the doughnuts on the day, just messy whiteboard notes and lots of talking. We could do it again this year for Global Donut Days if anyone is interested.
GDD 2025 is 14 to 17 October. https://doughnuteconomics.org/gdd2025
I'm definitely interested.
Maybe we could do it again but on zoom. Dates are flexible. Talk to the others and send me an email if you want to be part of that.
SDG17 partnerships or Doughnut's networks are also really important. That's where community engagement comes in. Also Doughnut Economics looks for new business models. Think about all the industries that are based around lawns and how they transition or what new models might emerge from a transition.