Co-creation with the More than Human World

​Renilde Becqué collaborates with international NGOs, funders and beyond in the field of sustainability, regeneration, and deep transition. She does this with a clear view towards tackling root causes and creating the enabling conditions for paradigm shift. She’s involved in the landscape component of a regenerative food systems transformation effort initiated by funders, in which she advocates for taking a living systems thinking approach and the importance of shifting mental models,  as well as helps bring in the voice of indigenous peoples. She’s also a member of the FEST (Financing Ecosystems for Systemic Transformation) working group, and has been involved since 2022 in the development of Indigenous Commons. She sat on the R3.0 working group on Funding Governance for Systemic Transformation, helped run the first cohort of Capital Institute’s introductory course to Regenerative Economics, and has been working with and for funders on new economic thinking and economic transformation, regenerative mindsets, and Three Horizons. She’s a co-founder on The Repatterning Collective, which is building a pipeline of exploratory and applied learning on repatterning, guided by two “what if” questions. E.g. “what if our approach to the (poly)crisis is part of the crisis?” and “what if we can actively repattern and rewire in the direction of radically different (imagined) regenerative futures?” As a life-long lover of nature, she’s been further developing her own ability to engage with the more-than-human in recent years. In July 2024, she hosted the first session on co-creation with the more-than-human at a convening organised by the Wellbeing Economy Alliance, that applied alternative lenses on global economic reform efforts. This led her to propose a sandbox and learning series on co-creation with the more-than-human for a broader audience of both practitioners and those with a keen interest to apply this in some form in their work.