We need to talk. Seriously. Over the last two decades the ESG profession delivered incremental impact, and left it at progress levels that can only be described as ‚being less degenerative.‘ The real challenge, namely defining ‚when good is good enough‘ has been neglected, most likely as it would have clearly described the level of ‚unsustainability‘ of the organisation, the product, the process. Given the low impacts on climate and biodiversity, circularity and global justice, we are now facing collapse of the economic system. The business case for sustainability was more important than the sustainability case for business. So, how to get out of these downward spirals and see collapse resilience as the opportunity? Let’s talk about regeneration and bioregionalism!

Let’s look at the necessities for regeneration and bioregionalism to prosper. What do we need to let go off and what do we need to prioritise instead. Ralph Thurm takes us on his personal journey and will help you to initiate your own. How could you best use your existing knowledge for the bioregionalism context, how can you find allies and get started. Or in short: what is it to hospice, what is it to midwife. And find your new inner self