Doughnut Economics
from Life & Faith
Erinch Sahan believes that the key to building safer, healthier and stronger communities can be found in a doughnut. Doughnut Economics is a visual framework and growing movement that seeks to tackle humanity’s biggest problems through a fresh new understanding of our world. Erinch shares how his experience as a senior executive at Procter & Gamble, Oxfam and head of the World Fair Trade Organisation, led him to his current role as head of the Dougnut Economics Action Lab, where he and his team works with businesses, governments and communities, to re-imagine how economics can be used to build a better future. Erinch also teaches at the University of Cambridge and is a respected global voice on global trade, business practice and bringing ethics to economics. We examine how this innovative new movement brings a fresh perspective to some of our biggest local and global challenges. And we take a closer look at how it’s possible to include ideals like stewardship in our continued pursuit of profits, pleasure and happiness. Explore: Doughnut Economics Action Lab website Kate Raworth’s ‘Doughnut Economics’ Ted Talk Tell us what you think of Life & Faith in this 5-minute survey
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