In this episode of Education for Climate Talks, host Dominic Smith speaks with Barbara Goffin about doughnut economics, a model that can guide us towards a more sustainable and fair economy, and how it can help shape greener, fairer and more sustainable communities.
Barbara explains the core principles of donut economics — meeting everyone’s social needs while respecting planetary boundaries — and shares how the BeDonut initiative translates these ideas into practical, community-led action. The conversation explores alternative visions of economic progress, the role of education in systems change, and the skills and mindsets needed for emerging green careers. Listeners will gain insight into how local action, participation, and new economic thinking can contribute to a more resilient future.
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