Regenerative Business — FRQNCY Network

Books

Doughnut Economics — Kate Raworth

A new economic compass for the 21st century — thriving within planetary boundaries. The foundational text for regenerative business. Essential and readable.

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The Regenerative Business — Carol Sanford

Moving beyond sustainability to business models that actively restore living systems.

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People

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Carol Sanford

Spent five decades advising companies including Google, DuPont and Seventh Generation on regenerative practice. Her work treats business as a living system whose purpose is to evolve the ecosystems it touches, not merely extract from them.

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Kate Raworth

Senior research associate at Oxford's Environmental Change Institute who proposed doughnut economics in a 2012 Oxfam paper. Amsterdam adopted the model as its post-COVID recovery framework in 2020 — a first for a major city.

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Institutions

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Regenerative Business Alliance

A growing network of businesses committed to regenerative practices and principles.

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Places

Place

Intaaya

Regenerative retreat sanctuary on Nusa Penida, near Bali. Off-grid, farm-to-table, living to the rhythm of nature. A living example of the Sanctuary pillar — the physical extension of the FRQNCY network.

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Doing well by doing good is the future of business. — Anita Roddick — The Body Shop