6/7/2023 0 Comments Donut economics ted talk(Watch the fascinating talk in its entirety below or skip to 6.40 for a breakdown of doughnut economics.) So that we, and the rest of nature, can thrive,” Kate Raworth, the economist behind the theory, explains during a 2018 TED Talk. “Humanity’s 21st century challenge is clear: to meet the needs of all people within the means of this extraordinary, unique, living planet. Finding a balance between human needs and planetary boundaries is the basic premise of ‘ doughnut economics’. But to meet the second set, we need to ensure that our use of those resources doesn’t exceed the limits of our planet. To meet the first set of needs, we need access to resources. What about healthcare, a political voice, a comfortable home or the all-important WIFI connection? And how does clean air, swimmable oceans and access to thriving green spaces that are rich in biodiversity fit in? If you had to make a list of your basic needs, what would you write down? Food, water and shelter seem like good places to start. Subscribe to the Australian Circular Economy Hub newsletter for the latest circular economy stories and updates on the ACE Hub.
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