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Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

Running a repair cafe? Zero-waste by design?

From repair cafes that keep broken things out of landfill to sustainable farms and circular design practices, this chapter of the "We are not waiting" anthology is looking for stories about living and working without leaving a trail of waste behind.

Working on this? Are you 14–35? Submit your abstract by 31 August 2026.

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We are not waiting is led by The 50 Percent and UNESCO-MOST BRIDGES, repositioning youth-led initiatives as serious actors in systems transformation.

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Otto Scharmer: Shifting from ego to eco-based economy

Obiora Ike on Leadership, holistic development and Africa’s future

Webinar: Towards a Universal Basic Dividend

A New Generational Contract - Felipe Paullier

From financing change to changing finance with Peter Blom and Till Kellerhoff

Club of Rome Conference: Session 6b - Exploring energy and decarbonisation challenges

Earth4All: What are people really thinking?

Biodevelopment and regenerative practices - Club of Rome International Conference in Buenos Aires

A continent of hopes | Sylvia Zimmerman del Castillo

Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim: Invest in Indigenous peoples to save the planet

$Collapse and renewal with Nafeez Ahmed, Ginie Servant-Miklos and Till Kellerhoff What if collapse could also be the beginning of renewal? On this episode of The Club of Rome Podcast, Till Kellerhoff speaks with award-winning investigative journalist Nafeez Ahmed and environmental educator Ginie Servant-Miklos, both members of The Club of Rome, about why collapse might not be an ending, but a turning point, part of a once-in-a-civilisation transition in how humanity lives and organises itself. As the age of fossil fuels and endless growth reaches its limits, they connect the psychological, energy and information dimensions of our world and discuss how our current “normality” is fracturing, fueling political instability, climate chaos and collapsing social trust. Yet, within this turbulence, they stress that new shoots of renewal are emerging: from the rapid growth of renewable energy to new thinking in economics and education. Rather than predicting inevitable collapse, they show how disruption can open pathways not only for risk, but for renewal, in our societies, economies and states of mind. Nafeez Ahmed is a bestselling author and systems theorist whose work bridges geopolitics, ecology and social transformation. He is Director of Investigations and Strategic Impact at Byline Times and his latest book is “Alt Reich: The Network War to Destroy the West from Within”. Find out more about Nafeez: https://www.clubofrome.org/member/ahmed-nafeez/ Ginie Servant-Miklos is a writer and Assistant Professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam focused on psychology, learning and cultural change. Her latest book is “Pedagogies of Collapse: A Hopeful Education for The End”. Find out more about Ginie: https://www.clubofrome.org/member/miklos-ginie/$