Earth4All

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The dominant economic model is destabilising societies and the planet. It’s time for change. Join us at earth4all.life

Quote about electrification with solar panels in background.
A forest path with sunlight streaming through trees. Text reads: 'Development should be about creating the conditions for people and the rest of nature to thrive together.' Attributed to Kate Pickett and Robert Costanza, members of the Club of Rome and the Earth4All Transformational Economics Commission.
Young people writing with a text overlay about submitting abstracts.
A photo of participants seated around a table at a discussion event. The quote reads: “To overcome deep polarisations we need balanced discussions and well-considered decisions that go beyond election cycles and better reflect the needs of Estonians.” by Teele Pehk, organiser of mini-publics in Estonia.
Poster over image of a small green plant growing from dry soil. Text reads: “Stories of the Future creative challenge: tell new stories about the future and win! What does the future hold for children growing up around the world? The Earth4All Stories of the Future challenge invites young people to share their visions. Open to all youth around the world under 21. DEADLINE: 19 JULY. earth4all.life/creative-challenge. Earth4All.”
Poster over photo of children running through water. Text reads: “Stories of the Future creative challenge. Tell new stories about the future and win! • Entries are open to young people around the world and can be sent in any language – the use AI is not allowed. • Entries will be judged in three categories: 15 and under, 16-18, 19-21 inclusive. • Written entries should be no longer than 1000 words. Videos should be under 1.5 minutes. DEADLINE: 19 JULY. earth4all.life/creative-challenge. Earth4All.”
Poster over image of a small green plant growing from dry soil. Text reads: “Stories of the Future creative challenge: tell new stories about the future and win! What does the future hold for children growing up around the world? The Earth4All Stories of the Future challenge invites young people to share their visions. Open to all youth around the world under 21. DEADLINE: 19 JULY. earth4all.life/creative-challenge. Earth4All.”
Illustrated poster promoting the Earth4All Marketplace event focused on connecting changemakers online. The image has a vibrant and colorful tone.
Colorful illustrated market scene with diverse people walking, talking, and browsing stalls of produce and flowers. Large banner text reads “Earth4All Marketplace – Connecting changemakers for action.” A green box highlights “Inspiration, networking and practical tools for systems change.” Event details say it will take place online on 18–19 May 2026.
A promotional image for the Earth4All Marketplace event, highlighting local community action with a vibrant and inviting design. The event features sessions on reimagining community places, using food for change, and discussing grassroots to global system changes.
Colorful illustrated poster promoting the Earth4All Marketplace event focused on art for change, happening online on May 18-19.
A warm-toned image of a lakeside at sunset, with golden light reflecting on the water. In the foreground, two people sit on a wooden dock facing the lake, their backs to the viewer. Overlaid on the image is a large blue text box with a quote: “Moving beyond GDP is no longer a rhetorical ambition. The question is whether we can generate the collective will to implement it.” Below the quote, the authors are listed: Ida Kubiszewski, Robert Costanza, and Joe Easteo, all affiliated with the UCL Institute for Global Prosperity, with the first two also linked to the Club of Rome. The Club of Rome logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Promotional image for a webinar on wellbeing economics featuring speakers Amanda Janoo and Lorenzo Fioramonti. The event focuses on practical applications and political insights.
Illustrated poster for the Earth4All Marketplace event focusing on policy. Features diverse individuals at a market with informational text about sessions and dates.
Bright pink promotional graphic for the “Stories of the Future Creative Challenge.” Text invites people to write, draw, or film a vision of a better future. Includes submission link (earth4all.life/creative-challenge) and deadline: 19 July. Decorative elements include megaphones, arrows, and sparkles
Image criticizing Jeff Bezos' sponsorship of the Met Gala, highlighting issues of philanthropy versus image laundering. The mood is critical and confrontational.
Headshot of Sandrine Dixson-Declève. Text reads: “This report shows how systemic thinking and coordinated policies can open pathways toward stability, prosperity and sustainability.” Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Executive Chair, Earth4All.
Headshot of Gonzalo del Castillo speaking into a microphone. Text reads: “Earth4All: Argentina offers what we call a ‘systemic compass’ to identify strategies that generate broader, more sustainable impacts for Argentina now and in the future.” Gonzalo del Castillo, Executive Director of the Argentine Chapter of the Club of Rome.
Infographic stating that 69% of people in the G20 agree the Earth is close to climate and nature tipping points due to human activities. Blue shapes represent people who agree and red shapes represent those who neither agree, disagree, or don’t know. Agreement levels by country: Argentina 76%, Brazil 78%, China 70%, G20 average 69%, India 73%, Indonesia 85%, Kenya 86%, Mexico 82%, South Africa 77%, and Turkey 71%. The remaining shares (roughly 14–32% depending on country) fall into the “neither, disagree, or don’t know” category. Source: Global Commons Survey 2024, Ipsos (excluding Russia). Earth4All logo appears in the corner.
Aerial view of a large solar farm with rows of blue photovoltaic panels arranged across green fields beside a railway line and a narrow path. Overlaid text reads: “By the time the Gulf is rebuilt, the countries that moved fastest will have energy systems that no longer care.” Attribution below: Nafeez Ahmed, Executive Director, Foundation for Civilisation Renewal; Member, Club of Rome. The Club of Rome logo appears in the bottom right corner.
Image of the Earth4All Argentina report cover and executive summary. Text reads: “Earth4All: Argentina. Five turnarounds towards wellbeing for all within planetary boundaries. Executive summary. April 2026.”
Colorful illustrated market scene with diverse people walking, talking, and browsing stalls of produce and flowers. Large banner text reads “Earth4All Marketplace – Connecting changemakers for action.” A green box highlights “Inspiration, networking and practical tools for systems change.” Event details say it will take place online on 18–19 May 2026.
Quote graphic on a grid-paper background. Attribution at the top reads "Putting It All Together · Kevin Sutton, WEAll Canada." A large italic quote reads: "When my two cents meets your two cents / The movement is amplified tenfold" — with "tenfold" in pink. Below: "This is a global movement shaped by communities everywhere. People joined in their own ways, their own voices" — with colored emphasis text. A retro TV and microphone illustration appear in the bottom right.
Bright blue campaign slide listing examples of global action: "From youth shaping democracy / to fair tax campaigns / to rethinking nature & growth / to building a wellbeing economy," each phrase on a different colored banner with country flag emojis. Below, a pink box reads: "Different contexts. One direction to reclaim the economy." A vintage gramophone illustration appears on the left.
Promotional graphic for "Reclaim the Economy Action Week," January 26 – February 1, 2026. Features bold black text on a white crumpled-paper background, with a halftone illustration of a raised fist, a cyan starburst shape in the top left, and a colorful geometric logo in the bottom right. Text reads: "106 events. 29 countries."
Banner for the conference “Eradicating Poverty Beyond Growth: A Global Roadmap for a New Economy.” The event takes place Wednesday 22 April 2026, 09:00–18:30 CET. It is organised under the mandate of Olivier De Schutter, UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, together with the Global Coalition for Social Justice. Logos of supporting organisations appear including UNRISD, UNU-CPR, ITUC CSI IGB, ESEE, Earth4All, Wellbeing Economy Alliance, MERGE, and the Robert Bosch Stiftung, the UN Human Rights Special Procedures, New Economies for Eradicating Poverty, and the Global Coalition for Social Justice.
“We are calling for a wartime-scale mobilisation toward electrified sovereignty because that is what the severity of this crisis demands.” Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Executive Chair of Earth4All and Honorary President, Club of Rome
A green background with a photo of a tropical beach, with a quote: The santa marta conference is an opportunity to both progress toward the essential global transition away from fossil fuels and set a new standard for multilateral cooperation.
Blue background with a pink report cover and text: Why resources matter for economic system change. Deep dive paper explores the material foundations of our economy and why we must rethink natural resource use to ensure sustainable wellbeing for all.
wind turbines in the sunset overlaid with text: “Clean energy now returns more net energy per unit invested than oil. The policy question is whether governments build on that reality or continue subsidising a system that is consuming itself." Nafeez Ahmed, Executive Director of the Foundation for Civilisation Renewal and member of the Club of Rome
Illustrated poster promoting a call for sessions for the Earth4All Ideas Marketplace. A diverse group of people stand together in a colorful, stylized outdoor setting, smiling and talking. Overlaid text reads: “Call for sessions – Join the Earth4All Ideas Marketplace.” Main message asks, “Are you using Earth4All to change the system? We want to hear about it.” Additional text notes the event will bring together partners, researchers, educators, and changemakers for two virtual days.
A chart showing how wellbeing goes up with the giant leap scenario while decreasing in the Too Little Too Late
Promotional graphic for an Earth4All deep-dive paper. Large headline text reads: “Investing to reconnect financial value with nature and the real economy.” Subheading: “A deep-dive paper explores how capital markets actors can build a more regenerative and inclusive economic system.” On the right is a cover image of the report titled “Investing to reconnect financial value with people, nature, and the real economy: An iterative blueprint for capital markets actors, policymakers, and regulators,” dated March 2025.
Portrait of Katherine Trebeck with quote: "Instead of exploiting people and the planet in the name of wealth and profit, it is time to focus on creating a wellbeing economy designed to serve people and planet."
Banner for the conference “Eradicating Poverty Beyond Growth: A Global Roadmap for a New Economy.” The event takes place Wednesday 22 April 2026, 09:00–18:30 CET. It is organised under the mandate of Olivier De Schutter, UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights, together with the Global Coalition for Social Justice. Logos of supporting organisations appear along the bottom, including UNRISD, UNU-CPR, ITUC CSI IGB, ESEE, Earth4All, Wellbeing Economy Alliance, MERGE, and the Robert Bosch Stiftung. Logos of the UN Human Rights Special Procedures, New Economies for Eradicating Poverty, and the Global Coalition for Social Justice appear in the top right.
Promotional graphic for a webinar titled “Africa’s just transition opportunity.” The layout is split into two sections. One side contains text announcing the presentation of a new deep-dive paper on decolonising economic transformation for climate resilience, scheduled for 15:00–16:00 CET on 23 March 2026. The other side shows a silhouette of a worker wearing a hard hat standing in front of wind turbines at sunset. A text box lists the presenters: Fadhel Kaboub (Denison University), Amos Wemanya (Power Shift Africa), moderated by Lewis Akenji (Hot or Cool Institute).
Workers install a solar panel in Africa with text: The path Africa takes will shape not only its own destiny, but the future of the planet. Mohamed Adow, Director at Power Shift Africa, and Amos Wemanya, Senior Advisor at Power Shift Africa
Gray cover of the new deep dive paper with text: "New paper: Africa's just transition opportunity. A new deep-dive paper explores how decolonising economic transformation can helpfoster climate resilence in Africa"
Picture of an industrian chimney emitting smoke with text:"Transformation is a reordering of capital, infrastructure and income streams. It is about who pays, who benefits and who owns." Till Kellerhoff, Director at Earth4All and Ken Webster, Visiting Professor at Cranfield University
Orange and white stylised photo of a woman with blue text: Emerging from Emergency, powered by Unless - Episode 17, Sandrine Dixson-Decleve, hosted by Giulia Foscari
portrait of Carlos Nobre. quote reads: “This letter is an urgent call for leaders in Davos to recognise that prosperity cannot be built on ecosystem collapse – it must be grounded in planetary stewardship and a safe and just operating space for humanity.” Attribution below: Carlos Nobre, Chair, Earth4All Brazil Transformational Economics & Planetary Sciences Commission; Co-chair, Science Panel for the Amazon.
Online webinar announcement titled “Reclaiming the Economy – Earth4All: from science to advocacy.” The event takes place Wednesday 28 January, 14:00–15:00 CET, on Zoom. It focuses on new economic thinking and beyond-growth approaches through Earth4All projects. Speakers are Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Carlos Nobre, Owen Gaffney, and Johannah Bernstein. Logos for Earth4All and Reclaim the Economy Week are shown.
Graphic card with text: “Growth that comes with anxiety, unmet basic human needs and climate risk is not success.”
Graphic poster with bold text reading “Reclaim the Economy Week,” scheduled for 26 January to 1 February 2026. The design features a white center band with black text, a green label reading “WEEK” and red sections at the top and bottom with zigzag edges.
Posters for purpuse and outgrow the system, the former featuring a person looking out the window, the latter is a close up of plants growing
Online webinar announcement titled “Reclaiming the Economy – Earth4All: from science to advocacy.” The event takes place Wednesday 28 January, 14:00–15:00 CET, on Zoom. It focuses on new economic thinking and beyond-growth approaches through Earth4All projects. Speakers are Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Carlos Nobre, Owen Gaffney, and Johannah Bernstein. Logos for Earth4All and Reclaim the Economy Week are shown.
Portrait of Sandrine Dixson-Decleve with her title in text and "January 19-23, We don't have time Davos Hub"
Quote in white text against a blue background: "Our message is clear: the era of fossil-fuelled, extractive growth is over. The real test of leadership today is whether we can turn wealth into human wellbeing, and deliver shared prosperity within planetary boundaries." Below is the text, Sandrine Dixson-Declève, Executive Chari, Earth4All and a photo of her is on the right. The white banner at the bottom of the image contains partner logos.
The purple and blue shading over the map of Brazil and a pictrure of the report cover with text overlay of: Trust and fairness are among Brazil's most powerful climate tools
Photo of Carlos Nobre, with text: "Brazil can unlock a step-change in emissions reduction, environmental protection, economic competitiveness, fiscal stability, and human fluorishing."