The problem
Cities are trapped in cross-sector silos.
Government, business, community, and ecological actors often share a place but not a way to coordinate around its whole living system.
Use cases · Participatory cities
Hypha for regenerative cities
Participatory governance for municipalities and citizen engagement at scale.
Explore the systemThe vision
What if a city could organise around a shared compass?
Doughnut Economics provides the orientation. Hypha gives diverse actors the governance and coordination to turn it into demonstrator projects and systemic change.
The reality
What keeps this system stuck.
Sector silos
Important actors work beside each other rather than together.
No shared vision
Projects optimise locally without a whole-city compass.
Pilots do not scale
Learning remains trapped in isolated initiatives.
Citizens lack power
Participation gathers opinions without transferring agency.
The solution
How Hypha changes this.
Cross-sector collaboration
Create a shared place for government, business, and community.
A common compass
Use Doughnut Economics to hold social and ecological goals.
Demonstrator projects
Coordinate practical work that makes transition visible.
Participatory governance
Give citizens a genuine role in decisions and resources.
How it works
Convene. Co-design. Scale.
Bring the system together. Design around a shared compass. Scale what works.
- Convene across sectors
- Co-design with residents
- Demonstrate in the real world
- Scale what works
01Convene
02Co-design
03Scale
The movement
Regenerative Cities building differently
How it connects
A network of regenerative neighbourhoods
Each neighbourhood connects to the city hub and the global Doughnut network.
Community
Residents and anchor institutions driving local regeneration.
Cross-Sector
Council and private sector collaborating on systems change.
City Treasury
Pool resources for demonstrator projects and infrastructure.
Knowledge Hub
Curates learnings and connects to the global Doughnut network.
Who it is for
Cities of every scale
Neighbourhoods
Local community action
Local Councils
Municipal regeneration
Metro Regions
City-wide transformation
Urban-Rural
City hinterland links
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