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For the most effective process and results,
we recommend that the team creating
the City Portrait works collaboratively
and involves:
*multidisciplinary researchers with a mix of qualitative and quantitative skills *city staff representing a wide range of city departments
*city-based civic organisations and community networks.
Each of the four ‘lenses’ of the
methodology can be investigated in many
ways, depending on multiple factors such
as context, resources, time, and data
availability. Throughout the Guide, we
describe the methods that were chosen
to create the Thriving City Portraits in
Portland, Philadelphia, and Amsterdam,
and we also identify useful resources and
alternative approaches that we came
across in the process.
This Guide represents the first version of
an evolving methodology – please share
thoughts, comments, and lessons learned
from applying it with the Thriving Cities
Initiative, through joining the growing
community of practitioners at Doughnut
Economics Action Lab3, and through the
C40 Thriving Cities Discussion Forum8 so
that, together, we can keep making it more
relevant to more places, at many scales.
The approach described in this Guide
was developed primarily with a focus
on global North cities with high levels
of resource consumption and large
ecological footprints. In future iterations,
we will be adapting and extending this
approach in order to:
• place greater focus on the role and impact of history, power relations, and legacies of colonialism in global North cities
*develop an approach for global South cities that better reflects their needs, interests, and perspectives
*adapt the approach for use at multiple scales, ranging from neighbourhoods to nations or bioregions.
We look forward to discussing, collaborating
with, and learning from others through
these co-creative processes.