Building Thriving Cities Fit for the 21st Century | The Circular Economy Show Episode 18

We need alternative ways of economic thinking to solve our current challenges. Is it possible to include both people’s wellbeing and planetary boundaries whilst striving for a thriving economy? Kate Raworth, the author of Doughnut Economics: 7 ways to think like a 21st-century economist will be joining us to discuss the framework's role in shaping circular economy policies and business practices at city level. From Europe to Costa Rica, countries and cities around the world are reaching out to align their development strategies with it. To demonstrate, we will draw upon insights from Amsterdam, a city that recently implemented and published their Doughnut City Portrait during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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[karensuarez]

I never tire of learning about the circular economy. ❤️

[VD]

This was one of this season's most inspiring videos. I wasnt aware that Amsterdam was so far ahead on their Circular Economy Initiative/Program. I want to help the ball roll, over here in Portugal.
I hope I can get in touch with some of these institutions, in order to doing that.
Once again, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation providing the link between community ..information..and action !
Thank you all :)