Os limites ecológicos do crescimento: em busca do desenvolvimento sustentável e inclusivo, seminário com Kate Raworth, autora do aclamado Doughnut Economics: 7 ways to think like a 21st Century economist. KATE RAWORTH Economista, é autora do livro "Economia Donut: Uma alternativa ao crescimento a qualquer custo" (Editora Zahar). Leciona no Environmental Change Institute, da Universidade de Oxford (Reino Unido), onde é pesquisadora visitante sênior. É associada sênior do Institute for Sustainability Leadership, da Universidade de Cambridge, e ao longo das duas últimas décadas trabalhou como pesquisadora sênior da Oxfam. Estuda os desafios sociais e ecológicos do século 21, é uma das autoras do Human Development Report da ONU e foi considerada pelo jornal inglês The Guardian uma das dez principais tuiteiras sobre transformação econômica.

2. Those attempting to guide the economy and our societies
are like pilots trying to steer without a reliable compass.
– Joseph Stiglitz & Amartya Sen 2009

9. Self interest
Interest in others

16. environmental
externalities

17. 20th century ‘economic laws of motion’
Inequality Pollution
Growth will
even it up again
Growth will
clean it up again
Growth
Growth
is endless

22. Economics is the science of
thinking in terms of models
joined to the art of
choosing models which
are relevant to the
contemporary world
John Maynard Keynes

23. Raworth (2017)
Steffen et al (2015)
The Doughnut
of social and
planetary
boundaries

24. The state of
humanity
and our
planetary
home

25. 150 National Doughnuts
USAGuatemala Brazil
www.goodlife.leeds.ac.uk
$62,600$8,400 $16,200

26. goodlife.leeds.ac.ukgoodlife.leeds.ac.uk
Belgium
Guatemala
Zambia
Bolivia

27. The Embedded
Economy
Raworth 2017

28. Market
Consumer
Producer
Creditor
Debtor
Commons
Co-creator
Sharer
Repairer
Steward
State
Citizen
Public servant
Voter
Protester
Reclaim our multiple economic identities
WE
Household
Parent
Guardian
Relative
Child

29. Monopoly
It teaches you to win by hoarding
property and extracting rent until you
are the only player left in the game.
So 20th century.
Pandemic
It teaches you to win by collaborating
with all to rid the world of disease, so
that everyone is left in the game.
So 21st century.

30. How can humanity get into the Doughnut?
Growth won’t
even it up again
Growth won’t
clean it up again

31. How can humanity get into the Doughnut?

33. Work with and
within the cycles
of the living world
Run on sunlight
Waste = food
Modular by design
Open

34. Closed loop Modular design
Ownership to service

35. How can humanity get into the Doughnut?

36. Centralised
Distributed
Energy Comms KnowledgeProduction

37. Barcelona
Kamakura
Rio de Janeiro
Amsterdam
Fab Labs
“We share
the recipes
of how to
construct
our world”

38. Thimpu
Kerala
Lomé
Dar es Salaam
Fab Labs
“We share
the recipes
of how to
construct
our world”

40. PITO Cities
Product In Trash Out
DIDO Cities
Data In Data Out
Globalised production Cosmolocal production

41. How humanity can get into the Doughnut

42. We have economies that need to grow,
whether or not they make us thrive

43. We need economies that make us thrive,
whether or not they grow

44. The first image
20th century economics
The selfie The goal

45. The first image
21st century economics
The selfie The goal
WE

46. Ha-Joon Chang Janine Benyus

47. kateraworth.com/animations
In one minute…

49. Raworth 2017
The Embedded Economy

50. 150 National Doughnuts
USAGuatemala Brazil
www.goodlife.leeds.ac.uk
$62,600$8,400 $16,200

51. goodlife.leeds.ac.ukgoodlife.leeds.ac.uk
Belgium
Guatemala
Zambia
Bolivia

52. China Renewable Energy Outlook 2017
Prof. Zhongying Wang, Energy Research Institute, NDRC, Beijing

55. Stockholm
Urban Minds
Vasakronan
When city planners lead with new designs…

56. When city officials lead
with transformative strategies
Amsterdam
April 2019

57. When people lead by rethinking their lifestyles