Found at the Beyond Growth conference in the European Parliament: A newspaper describing a possible world 10 years from now… The Precendented Times: 15 May 2033 edition
2033 newspaper: Celebrating 10 years of Post-Growth EuropeRead more
Economy beyond growth
We want to galvanise collective action from governments and people to redesign an economy that serves our shared planet and the wellbeing of all.
Post-growth Europe: 400+ experts call for wellbeing economy
A post-growth Europe critical to survive and thrive, urge over 400 civil society groups and experts Authored by:Timothée ParriqueKate RaworthVincent Liegey Signed by, among others:Milena BuchsEloi LaurentEkaterina ChertkovskayaJulia SteinbergerCamille ÉtienneAdélaïde CharlierNick Fitzpatrick (see pdf for complete signatories) Friends of the Earth EuropeEuropean Environmental BureauEuropean Youth ForumWellbeing Economy Alliance Olivier De SchutterGiorgos KallisRobert CostanzaJason HickelDominique MédaEva …
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An EU Wellbeing Economy: Our Vision
Today, the EU Wellbeing Economy coalition is launching its vision for an economic system focused on meeting the fundamental needs and rights of all. Friends of the Earth Europe is a proud member of the coalition and we strongly believe that the European Union should place human and planetary wellbeing at the heart of its …
New EU Raw Materials Plans Fail to Deliver Justice
The EU’s new Critical Raw Materials Regulation fails to tackle rampant overconsumption and deliver justice for communities facing mining Brussels, 16 March 2023 – The European Commission today published its Critical Raw Materials Regulation. It addresses both a new list of 16 ‘strategic raw materials’ and a list of 34 ‘critical raw materials’ the European …
Open letter: Crunch time for new EU laws on raw materials
Friends of the Earth Europe joined over 130 civil society organisations in sending a letter to the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, to demand that the IFC stop using public taxpayer dollars to finance exploitative industrial agriculture.
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