An evening with Kate Raworth
Within 3 days only, the Tanneurs Hall, in the heart of Brussels, was packed to capacity!
The conference, organized by Oxfam, Broederlijk Delen, and 11.11.11, opened with an inspiring introduction by Kate Raworth, followed by a panel discussion exploring Belgian approaches to putting Doughnut theory into practice. Barbara Goffin presented the BrusselsDonut project for the public sector, while Peter De Stutter, CEO of E5 Mode, shared the private sector’s perspective.
During the reception, participants had the opportunity to get their books signed by Eva Smets – Repensons l’économie, les recette belges de l’économie du Donut and Kate Raworth – Doughnut Economics, 7 ways to think like a 21st century economist.
Additional content
BrusselsDonut: Testimonials and Summary of Results
Confluences
This 18-minute video summarizes all the work and results from the first 10-month phase of the BrusselsDonut project, through various testimonials from project leaders, organisations and representatives of the Brussels-Capital Region.
Analysis : The Doughnut as a compass for the city of tomorrow? (in french)
RCR²
In this analysis, Thibault Koten takes a closer look at how Doughnut theory is being applied in the cities of Amsterdam and Brussels, and outlines some of the key challenges involved in implementing this model in an urban context.
Facilitation tool: the Doughnut unfolded through 4 lenses
Doughnut Economics Action Lab
This workshop encourages holistic thinking (social and envivonmental – local and global) to support better decision-making in daily life or work. The Doughnut’s 4 Lenses help analyse projects or places in a systemic and sustainable way.