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Keynote lecture 1: It's time to create regenerative and distributive economies

• Dr. Kate Raworth, Professor at the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford

The repeated crises that have marked the start of the 21st century call for a new vision and compass for human prosperity. The Doughnut of social and planetary boundaries offers such a vision and is gaining traction internationally. Kate Raworth will show how, in order to get into the Doughnut, we must transform the dynamics of our economies: from degenerative to regenerative; from divisive to distributive, and will present examples - from cities and businesses to teachers and communities - that are already putting it into practice.

Discussants:

• Dr. Clive Spash, Professor of Public Policy & Governance at WU Vienna University of Economics. Editor-in-Chief of Environmental Value 
• Ms. Aili Keskitalo, President of the Norwegian Sami Parliament
• Ms. Vilde Friis Ruud, Student at the Department of Comparative Politics, University of Bergen