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As the world faces increasing inequality and environmental degradation, the Universal Basic Dividend (UBD) emerges as a promising idea for a more equitable and sustainable economic system. UBD proposes that the wealth generated from our shared resources, such as land, air and water, should benefit everyone, not just a few.
In this episode, Till Kellerhoff is joined by Ken Webster and Sarath Davala to explore the transformative potential of UBD. They discuss the ethical justification for sharing the commons, examine the challenges of implementing UBD and consider how UBD could help transition to a regenerative economy.
Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on how UBD could pave the way for a fairer and more sustainable future.
Sarath Davala is an Indian sociologist, and is currently the President of Basic Income Earth Network. He is the co-founder of India Network for Basic Income and Mission Possible 2030 - both working on promoting informed conversation about Basic Income.
Ken Webster is a leading thinker in the circular economy and Visiting Professor at Cranfield University and a Fellow at the Cambridge University Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL).
Till Kellerhoff is programme director at The Club of Rome and programme lead at Earth4ALL.
As the world faces increasing inequality and environmental degradation, the Universal Basic Dividend (UBD) emerges as a promising idea for a more equitable and sustainable economic system. UBD proposes that the wealth generated from our shared resources, such as land, air and water, should benefit everyone, not just a few.
In this episode, Till Kellerhoff is joined by Ken Webster and Sarath Davala to explore the transformative potential of UBD. They discuss the ethical justification for sharing the commons, examine the challenges of implementing UBD and consider how UBD could help transition to a regenerative economy.
Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on how UBD could pave the way for a fairer and more sustainable future.
Sarath Davala is an Indian sociologist, and is currently the President of Basic Income Earth Network. He is the co-founder of India Network for Basic Income and Mission Possible 2030 - both working on promoting informed conversation about Basic Income.
Ken Webster is a leading thinker in the circular economy and Visiting Professor at Cranfield University and a Fellow at the Cambridge University Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL).
Till Kellerhoff is programme director at The Club of Rome and programme lead at Earth4ALL.
