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On May 18–19, changemakers from around the world are gathering online to share bold ideas and real-world solutions for a just, sustainable future. The two-day event brings together educators, city officials, researchers, youth organisations, and corporate leaders — all exploring how Earth4All concepts are being put into practice.
What does it actually look like when a city tries to reorganise itself around wellbeing rather than growth? Budapest is attempting to answer that question — and DAISY is there to help make it work.
Ecological economists from across Hungary gathered at Corvinus University of Budapest on 27 April for an inspiring afternoon workshop and Tim Jackson’s public lecture on his latest book,
In April, Budapest city actors came together for a DAISY workshop to discuss how to operationalise the Hungarian's capital Degrowth Doughnut for urban governance.
DAISY will be present at a special ecological economics event hosted by the Ecological Economics Research Centre at Corvinus University of Budapest on April 27.
DAISY’s second consortium meeting brought together 18 partner organisations from Hungary, Germany, Greece, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands in Budapest from 24–26 March 2026. The three-day event combined intensive working sessions with an urban field visit, offering both strategic reflection and hands-on learning in one of Budapest’s inner districts.
