Feasta is co-hosting this conference on June 25 and 26 in Dublin which will explore why a new economic approach is needed in Ireland, and how it will benefit people and planet.
In this online event, Feasta's Caroline Whyte presented a new discussion paper on the potential for Cap and Share to help us achieve our climate targets, while also contributing significantly to global climate justice and bringing about a more balanced global economy.
This event on December 15 2023 highlighted the power of art and culture in imagining a wellbeing economy and fostering collaboration for a better world.
In this bilingual webinar (Irish and English), Professor Peadar Kirby explored the paradigm change necessary for the transition to an economy that prioritises human and ecological wellbeing, in contrast to the current pursuit of economic growth as a goal. There were responses from Professor Mary Murphy and Eóin Ó Cuinneagáin.
This online discussion - forming part of Irish National Biodiversity Week - was on broad economic measures (applying to the whole economy, rather than just the agricultural sector) which could make it easier for farmers to regenerate biodiversity on Irish farmland.
An exploration of cross-sectoral measures that could help to ease expansionist pressure in the Irish agricultural sector (and elsewhere in the Irish economy), with contributions from a group of panellists.
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