The document summarizes Kate Raworth's presentation on the Doughnut Economy model at an event hosted by VNG Trendlezing. The presentation included an introduction to the Doughnut Economy framework and how it can be applied at the city level. It was followed by question and answer session with Raworth and breakout workshop sessions on topics like the circular economy and developing circular business cases.

1. VNG Trendlezing
‘de Donuteconomie’- Mrs Kate
Raworth
Moderator: Simone Bergmann
15 mei 2018
WIFI(free): COMM-FreeWifibyKPN
#donutgemeenten

2. Welkom
Ingrid Hoogstrate Adjunct directeur VNG Realisatie
10.00 u de Donuteconomie - Kate Raworth
11.00 u Vragen en discussie met Kate Raworth
11.30 u Netwerkpauze, koffie en broodjes
12.15 u Verdiepende workshops:
- Circulaire economie: Wat betekent de Donuteconomie voor
een stad als Amsterdam?
- Werken met de Donuteconomie – Circulaire Businesscase
13.45 u Afsluiting

7. www.goodlife.leeds.ac.uk

9. URBAN MINDS
Norra Kymlinge,
Stockholm

10. Wuppertal
Institute,
Berlin

11. The Embedded
Economy
Raworth 2017

12. How can cities help bring humanity into the Doughnut?

13. REGENERATE
biological
materials
RESTORE
technical
materials
USE
LOSE
TAKE
MAKE

14. REGENERATE
biological
materials
RESTORE
technical
materials
USE
LOSE
TAKE
MAKE

15. CENTRALISED DISTRIBUTED

16. Transport Information

17. Can a city be as generous as a forest?
Ecological Performance Standards - Janine Benyus
Can a city:
- Clean as much air?
- Store as much groundwater?
- Sequester as much carbon dioxide?
- House as much biodiversity?
- Cycle as much nitrogen?
- Build as much soil?
- Slow as much floodwater?

18. URBAN MINDS
Norra Kymlinge,
Stockholm

19. Prototype 0.8 for Norra Kymlinge by
Urban Minds
Lindroos Architects
Landskapslaget
White and
Trafikutredningsbyrån,
commissioned by Vasakronan
MobilityLocal services
Circular economy Ecosystem services

20. What future for the
circular economy?

21. What future for the circular economy?
Pipework circularity Ecosystem circularity
Material flow closed loops nested loops
Material
control
return to brand return to
ecosystem
Standards owned &
protected
open & shared
Governance in-house network-wide
Technology proprietary knowledge
How can towns & cities promote Ecosystem Circularity?

22. Food
1. Create a circular city strategy and action plan
Glasgow, Scotland

23. 2. Commit to renewable energy
Over 100 cities worldwide now generate 70% + electricity from renewables
GeothermalHydropower Wind, Biomass
Quelimane, Mozambique
Brasilia, Brazil Burlington, Vermont, US
Porto, Portugal
Reykjavik, Iceland
Nairobi, Kenya

24. 3. Monitor city-scale environmental metrics in real time
Environmental Dashboard, City of Oberlin, Ohio
environmentaldashboard.org

27. What future for
digital networks?

28. What future for digital networks?
Captured networks Community networks
Take-up size & power fit & design
Design finance-driven community-driven
Governance proprietary
control
open source
Data captured open data
User consumer co-creator
How can towns & cities promote community networks?

29. 1. Recognise
the commons…
Raworth 2017

30. Market
Consumer
Producer
Investor
Debtor
Commons
Collaborator
Sharer
Repairer
Steward
State
Citizen
Resident
Service user
Voter
…and empower citizens to create their city
WE
Household
Parent
Partner
Friend
Neighbour

31. 2. Become an open digital city
Barcelona Digital Government: open, agile, participatory
Technological sovereignty
• Public digital infrastructure
• Free open source software
• Open standards & formats
• Ethical data strategy
• Open digital marketplace
• Procurement from SMEs
• Cost savings on licencing
• City to city collaboration

32. 3. Support emerging community networks
IJburg, Amsterdam
People
Clubs
Networks
Events
Initiatives
Proposals
Maps
Messages
Marketplace
Sharing

34. 4. Open up civic spaces

35. Transforming Brooklyn – Janette Sadik-Khan

36. Passage 56,
Paris
Repair Café, UK
Maker Space, US
5. Promote the commons – create nodes in the network

37. Can currency help to create Doughnut communities?

38. Bernard Lietaer
Rabot, Ghent - Belgium

40. PURPOSE
GOVERNANCE
NETWORKS
FINANCE
OWNERSHIP
Kelly (2012)
Extractive
mindset
Generative
mindset
How many
benefits can we
generate in the
way we design
this
place?
How many
benefits can we
generate in the
way we design
this
place?
How much
financial value
can we create
inthe way
we design this
place?
How much
financial value
can we create
inthe way
we design this
place?

41. How much
financial value
can we create
in the way
we design this
place?
How much
financial value
can we create
in the way
we design this
place?
PURPOSE
GOVERNANCE
NETWORKS
FINANCE
OWNERSHIP
Kelly (2012)
Extractive
mindset
Generative
mindset
How many
benefits can we
generate in the
way we design
this
place?
How many
benefits can we
generate in the
way we design
this
place?

42. How much
financial value
can we create
in the way
we design this
place?
How much
financial value
can we create
in the way
we design this
place?
PURPOSE
GOVERNANCE
NETWORKS
FINANCE
OWNERSHIP
Kelly (2012)
Extractive
mindset
Generative
mindset
How many
benefits can we
generate in the
way we design
this
place?
How many
benefits can we
generate in the
way we design
this
place?

43. What can David do that Goliath can’t do?

44. kateraworth.com/animations discuss.doughnuteconomics.org
Watch Discuss

46. Raworth 2017

47. Verdiepende workshops
Newsroom
12.15 u Circulaire economie: Wat betekent de Donuteconomie voor
een stad als Amsterdam?
COMM Create
12.15 u Werken met de Donuteconomie
– Circulaire Businesscase