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December WEAll Talk – Christopher Boyce- ‘Experts by Experience: Cycling to Bhutan and other big stories’

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New Zealand’s first national wellbeing report

Treasure what we measure: first steps towards an Australian Wellbeing Budget

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In turbulent times, our leaders must address the systemic causes driving our mental health problems and prioritise wellbeing.

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Designing Policies for a Wellbeing Economy – A new resource launches for policy makers!

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COP 27: Economic systems change is the way out of the climate crisis

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WEAll Talk: Collaborative urban wellbeing regeneration ‘natural experiments’: Two examples from the United Kingdom

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Uplifting Small Holder Farmers and Increasing Food Production

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Bringing Wellbeing Economy Policy Design to life – reflections from the WEAll hub pilots

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The Dialogue Dance: from competition to collaboration in the language of social progress and sustainable development

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Catalysing the Wellbeing Economy Movement

Members

We welcome organisations that are working towards the creation of a wellbeing economy in any sector, anywhere in the world, to join us.

Citizens

System change starts with individuals. Join our virtual community of changemekers to be inspired, collaborate or bring your ideas to the movement

Hubs

Local Hubs Globally. Work with others in your local area to build a wellbeing economy that starts where you are. Hubs can operate at community, city or even country level.

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WEAll Youth

WEAll Youth is a new but growing global youth network, which aims at inspiring young people to act towards a new economy in which people and planet are at the heart of the system instead of profits.

WEGo

The Wellbeing Economy Governments partnership (WEGo) is a collaboration of national and regional governments promoting sharing of expertise and transferrable policy practices. The aims are to deepen their understanding and advance their shared ambition of building wellbeing economies. WEGo, which currently comprises Scotland, New Zealand, Iceland, and Wales, is founded on the recognition that ‘development’ in the 21^st century entails delivering human and ecological wellbeing.

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Business in a Wellbeing Economy

Business plays a vital role in the transition to a wellbeing economy. It is a vehicle for creativity and innovation. And it hasthe potential to be one of the most effective advocates for change.

Working together with government and civil society, businesses have a major role to play in creating the means of meeting human and ecological needs.

In our current system, finance and the economy tend to serve themselves rather than serving society and the environment.
A wellbeing economy is an alternative vision for the economic system, in which finance serves and incentivises the economy, and the economy serves society – and the environment – as part of its intrinsic purpose.

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Wellbeing Economy?

The “wellbeing economy” is a broad term designed to be inclusive of the diverse movement of ideas and actions striving towards this shared vision. Many of the component parts of the new economic system already exist, but they are fragmented, under-resourced and fragile. The key idea is quality of life and flourishing for all people and sustainability for the planet.

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WEAll Briefings

Summaries of the state of the knowledge relating to various aspects of a wellbeing economy, and/or suggestions to help us move forward.

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WEAll is committed to amplifying the research, theory and practice that demonstrates a wellbeing economy is possible and explores or demonstrates how we can get there.

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From the Old Way to the New Way

The current economic system (the “old way”) responds to the common needs of humanity and the planet in ways that do not address the heart of problems and do not make life better for all. In fact, often problems are made worse or at best responses act as ‘sticking plasters’.

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System change starts – but doesn’t end – with individuals. Join our virtual community of changemekers to be inspired, collaborate or bring your ideas to the movement

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We welcome organisations that are working towards the creation of a wellbeing economy in any sector, anywhere in the world, to join us. If you agree the economy needs to be transformed into one that serves people and planet and you embrace working with others to bring about change, then you are welcome to join WEAll.

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Hubs

Local Hubs Globally. Work with others in your local area to build a wellbeing economy that starts where you are. Hubs can operate at community, city or even country level.

WEAll is a collaboration of organisations, alliances, movements and individuals working towards a wellbeing economy, delivering human and ecological wellbeing.

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Catalysing the Wellbeing Economy Movement

Members

Citizens

Hubs

Local Hubs Globally. Work with others in your local area to build a wellbeing economy that starts where you are. Hubs can operate at community, city or even country level.

WEAll Youth

WEGo

Business in a Wellbeing Economy

Business plays a vital role in the transition to a wellbeing economy. It is a vehicle for creativity and innovation. And it hasthe potential to be one of the most effective advocates for change.

Working together with government and civil society, businesses have a major role to play in creating the means of meeting human and ecological needs.

Learn

Wellbeing Economy?

WEAll Briefings

Summaries of the state of the knowledge relating to various aspects of a wellbeing economy, and/or suggestions to help us move forward.

Resources

WEAll is committed to amplifying the research, theory and practice that demonstrates a wellbeing economy is possible and explores or demonstrates how we can get there.

From the Old Way to the New Way

The current economic system (the “old way”) responds to the common needs of humanity and the planet in ways that do not address the heart of problems and do not make life better for all. In fact, often problems are made worse or at best responses act as ‘sticking plasters’.

Join Us

Citizens

System change starts – but doesn’t end – with individuals. Join our virtual community of changemekers to be inspired, collaborate or bring your ideas to the movement

Member

Hubs

Local Hubs Globally. Work with others in your local area to build a wellbeing economy that starts where you are. Hubs can operate at community, city or even country level.

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