Recording of the German-language online seminar “Basic course on sufficiency”

by EnSu | Mar 28, 2024

As part of the basic course series “Energiewende 2.0”, organised by the Heinrich Böll Foundation, two separate online webinars offered an introduction to the topic of sufficiency for socially and politically engaged individuals and other interested...

Manifesto for sufficiency: towards mainstreaming sufficiency in EU policies

by EnSu | Mar 26, 2024

Update: The manifesto has now been signed by 97 organisations (as of September 2024). You can access the manifesto for sufficiency via this link: https://energysufficiency.de/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/sufficiency_manifesto.pdf The négaWatt association and 74 European...

Putting sufficiency into practice: The Hafen-Ost real-world laboratory in Flensburg, Germany

by EnSu | Mar 25, 2024

Link: https://www.ingentaconnect.com/contentone/oekom/gaia/2024/00000033/a00101s1/art00005;jsessionid=2cpimhp8gxs73.x-ic-live-02# The city of Flensburg is currently planning the construction of a new neighbourhood on a large redevelopment site. The aim is to create a...

Discussion between the ÖNK and members of the Bundestag on the political feasibility of sufficiency

by EnSu | Mar 18, 2024

Link: https://www.kirchen-fuer-klimagerechtigkeit.de/artikel/suffizienz-zu-einem-megatrend-machen Picture: Kirchen für Klimagerechtigkeit In a discussion between the Economic Network for Climate Justice (with Carina Zell-Ziegler, among others) and members of the...

11 national citizens’ councils call for more sufficiency and regulation

by EnSu | Feb 1, 2024

The EnSu junior research group has published a study on the recommendations of citizens’ councils. The starting point for this was the question of the actual willingness for sufficiency policy. Sufficiency policy measures are often categorised as precarious with...