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Organisation strategy, workshops and advisory for a world shaped by multiple ecological limits, not climate alone.

Before your next sustainability or strategy decision, are you confident your approach reflects the full set of ecological constraints shaping long-term viability?

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Multiple ecological limits — beyond climate alone — are beginning to reshape the conditions under which organisations operate, make decisions, and define success.

What this means in practice

Most organisations are still operating on assumptions formed in a world without binding ecological limits. That world no longer exists.

As climate and broader ecological pressures reshape operating conditions, this means moving beyond a climate-only view to recognise how multiple non-negotiable ecological limits reshape what success looks like — and, in turn, strategy, risk, resilience, governance, and long-term viability.

What do ecological limits — beyond climate alone — mean for how we run our organisation?

EcoProsper Consulting helps leadership teams work through that question by building shared understanding of climate and ecological limits, then supporting them to explore the implications for strategy, priorities, trade-offs, governance, and long-term organisational direction.

This work complements existing sustainability and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) activity.

Our Services

Climate Fresk

Build shared, science-based understanding of climate cause-and-effect dynamics across your team.

Doughnut Design for Business

Explore what operating within ecological limits means for your strategy, business design and assumptions about growth and success.

Strategic advisory

Translate workshop insights into organisation-specific decisions, trade-offs and strategic direction.

Talks & briefings

Support leadership and public sense-making on ecological-limits, economics assumptions and long-term strategy.

Why EcoProsper

Beyond climate-only sustainability

Existing climate and ESG activity remains necessary but may not fully address what broader ecological limits mean for long-term strategy and organisational direction.

EcoProsper looks beyond emissions alone to the broader set of ecological limits that challenge long-held assumptions and reshape what success looks like.

These interconnected ecological constraints are increasingly reshaping operating conditions, organisational resilience, and long-term viability.

From shared understanding to strategic sense-making

EcoProsper supports leadership teams to move from a solely climate understanding towards multiple ecological-limits-aware strategy, leadership decision support, and strategic sense-making.

This creates a structured pathway from shared understanding through to strategy and long-term organisational direction.

Grounded in ecological economics and post-growth thinking

Our work draws on ecological economics and post-growth thinking, an emerging field gaining recognition across scientific, policy, and economic institutions, but not yet widely translated into practical organisational strategy and decision support.

This field challenges long-held assumptions about growth, performance, risk, and success in an ecologically constrained world.

“Created space for grounded, forward-looking discussion about how organisations can operate within multiple ecological limits while strengthening organisational resilience and future readiness.”

Paula Cowan

Managing Director, Impact Institute

“Provided both conceptual grounding and a practical framework to apply Doughnut Economics to real organisational contexts.”

Julie Macey

INCO Elevate

“Bridges scientific insight, economic thinking and practical facilitation to support rethinking business design in an era of ecological constraint.”

Leila Alem

Adjunct Professor, UTS, Sydney

“Thought-provoking and practical - ideal for teams ready to take the first step in applying Doughnut principles.”

Susan McMahon

Director

“A thoughtful and engaging speaker for both professional and community audiences.”

Dr John Shiel

Built Environment & Climate Consultant