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The first fast-track business-biodiversity assessment reveals a stark asymmetry: $7.3 trillion in nature-harming flows versus $220 billion for restoration — a gap that threatens economic stability and requires governance innovation at the intersection of markets and ecosystems.
The Global Challenges Foundation and World Economic Forum release assessments showing seven of nine planetary boundaries breached, rising geoeconomic confrontation, and institutional erosion — all pointing to what GCF calls the need for governance that recognizes 'planetary commons cannot be negotiated with.'
Co-founded by economist Kate Raworth, DEAL supports practitioners worldwide in translating doughnut economics from radical idea to transformative action. Works with ~50 cities and regions on local doughnut approaches — redesigning economies to meet social needs within planetary boundaries.