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Tackling the shift to a regenerative economy: Discussion guide
(Sustainable Development Solutions Network Switzerland, 2024)
Kerrigan Unter
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Leo Luca Vogel
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Judith Louise Walls
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Carole Küng
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Jorge Tamayo
We are rapidly approaching the point of no return as we surpass the limits of Earth's planetary systems. However, our economy and society must have a stable foundation to function-this requires a healthy planet. By working with nature, instead of against it, we open up new opportunities for innovation that can benefit our social and economic systems. Simply mitigating the damage we have done to nature is no longer enough; instead, we have to repair, restore, and renew it by moving towards regeneration. Moving towards a regenerative economy will allow us to achieve positive, prosperous outcomes for nature, society and the economy.
Type:discussion paper
URL:https://sdsn.ch/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Discussion-Guide-Tackling-the- Shift-to-a-Regenerative-Economy.pdf
URI:https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/handle/20.500.14171/120394
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Towards Defining a Regenerative Economy
(Sustainable Development Solutions Network Switzerland, 2024-06-07)
Kerrigan Unter
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Leo Luca Vogel
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Judith Louise Walls
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Carole Küng
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Jorge Tamayo
We are rapidly approaching the point of no return as we surpass the current limits of planetary systems and boundaries through human activities. As we are nearing potentially irreversible tipping points in our socio-ecological systems (SES), there is a greater need for going beyond limiting harm and moving towards repairing the harm done a creating positive outcomes for both nature and society.
Type:discussion paper
URI:https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/handle/20.500.14171/120395

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