Welcome to the Moonshot Map
Circular and Regenerative Projects in Aotearoa
The Moonshot Map is an initiative of PROJECT:MOONSHOT, powered by Ambquad Maps.
Presenting
The Moonshot Map
The Moonshot Map is a database of Circular and Regenerative businesses/initiatives in New Zealand.
All projects or businesses on the Moonshot Map have been reviewed, curated and tagged based on:
i) the principles of doughnut economics and the ReSOLVE framework; and
ii) industry type
The first 100 projects uploaded onto the map have been selected by Moonshot Map Activators and our Curators: experts in their fields of Sustainability, Circular Economy, Circular Bioeconomy and Regenerative Economics.
Disclaimer
- Images and information have been selected from publicly-available sources to showcase the initiative or organisation. As a result, some images may be low resolution or the shape distorted. Projects have been featured based on available information with the best intention.
Please contact us at moonshotcity@gmail.com if:
- You would like us to use alternative images or supply us with current information for any initiative featured or
- You have a comment on a particular project or business being featured on the Moonshot Map
CURATORS
We launched the Moonshot Map with our panel of Founding Curators, experts in their field. Now, anyone can recommend a project to be selected.
Do you know of a project that should be on the Moonshot Map? Or are you a founder / owner / employee / volunteer at a business that should be on the Map?
Complete this form and our team will select those projects that meet our criteria.
HOW WE CHARACTERISED CIRCULAR AND REGENERATIVE
The PRReSSOLVED Framework
Place-based Innovation, Restorative, Social Innovation and Distributive by Design.
In addition to being possibly the world's worst acronym, 'PRReSSOLVED' is the Project Moonshot team's adaptation of the ReSOLVE framework developed by McKinsey for the Ellen MacArthur Foundation to describe the characteristics of circular businesses.
We added the additional dimensions associated with the Doughnut economic model and what we've learned from analysing regenerative cities.
Learn more about our framework and tags here.
