Debt for Climate went to the COP30 to carry a specific, tangible proposal with the potential to address systemic change: debt cancellation. Considered a degrowth-leaning policy, this proposal refers to the partial or total deletion of debt contracted by a government. Read the interview.
Education • 10.11.2025
By: Marion Krämer, Timo Kretschmer
“You cannot carry out fundamental change without a certain degree of madness.” This article explores five ingredients that education should include to enable a societal transformation at the scale envisioned by degrowth.
Justice • 03.11.2025
By: Tom Webb
Degrowth and veganism have plenty in common. In this piece, Tom Webb explores what each movement can learn from the other.
Technology • 24.10.2025
By: Cléo Mieulet
Kreisler, a space of community repair and share in Berlin that offers a hands-on response to the crises of overconsumption, social isolation, and infrastructural neglect.
Decolonisation • 17.10.2025
By: Sara al Mahdi
Formed in the wake of the International Degrowth Conference 2024 in Pontevedra—following an intervention by Luisa Emilia Reyes Zúñiga - the Delinking & Degrowth Collective convenes organisers, scholars, practitioners, and learners from around the world, within and beyond the degrowth community. Meeting monthly and coordinating via a shared WhatsApp hub, the collective uses leverage from wit...
Strategy • 10.10.2025
By: Donatella Gasparro, Daniele Vico
Here we are again: a position in the degrowth movement becomes apparent, strong, almost dominant, and the other side responds, feeling misrepresented. And in reacting, it inevitably ends up claiming to be the herald of the “true Degrowth” and rejecting the contribution of the other side.
