From the book 'Degrowth & Strategy: How to bring about social-ecological transformation'. Our chapter discusses who can be considered degrowth actors, and the predominant strategies these actors have utilised so far. Critically analysing these strategies and their shortcomings, we argue the need for greater structures within the degrowth networks in order to avoid perpetuating typical hierarchies, and better facilitate strategising and action for social-ecological transformation. We suggest these greater structures could take the form of a 'Degrowth International'.