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Doconomy joins the Mastercard initiative Priceless Planet Coalition – uniting as a force for good so that the planet can thrive. The coalition consists of more than 30 companies from around the world that has decided to take climate action and together plant 100 million trees by 2025. The initiative will be coordinated and lead by the global environmental organizations Conservation International and World Resources Institute.

Doconomy joins Priceless Planet Coalition
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Stylist and creator Emma Elwin, Sweden’s only professional surfer Freddie Meadows and former long jump star Michel Tornéus are the latest Doconomy Ambassadors. They want to inspire their followers to a more sustainable lifestyle and broaden the understanding how consumption affects the climate and the importance of a reset of our way of living.

DO ambassadors aiming to inspire change

About Doconomy

Doconomy began in 2018 as an impact-tech start up investing in new measures to help tackle climate change. From the very start, we’ve been developing an ecosystem of financial tools to educate and drive positive change.

Through our alliances with Ålandsbanken, the UNFCCC and MasterCard, we’re able to raise global awareness, disseminate knowledge to the many and bring evidence of what utilising the power of banking, leading climate expertise, and global payment technology at scale can achieve.

Together, we can bring about structural change by rewiring the financial system. It is our genuine belief that becoming conscious of the impact of our consumption can build a foundation for a new way of thinking. What if there was a way we could rewrite the rules of finance by promoting responsibility and accountability, and fostering direct action?

We are a tool, an ecosystem, and a constantly evolving platform for understanding and acting; Promoting Everyday Climate Action.

Facilitating learning around behavioural change is allowing us to think about climate action in a new way. The question is not ‘do people want to take responsibility’? The question is: ‘where will our actions have the biggest impact’?