Magalí Brosio
Programme Lead: New Economy Goals

Personal Profile
Focus
Magalí is a multidisciplinary researcher with a background in Feminist Economics, dedicated to advancing social justice and enabling people to lead fulfilling lives within planetary boundaries. At ZOE, she leads efforts to redefine the goals of economic systems by developing alternative policies, models, and metrics that support social and environmental objectives beyond growth, as well as strategies for their implementation. Magalí also coordinates two EU-funded initiatives at ZOE : WISE Horizons and MERGE. These projects aim to improve and promote indicators and models for inclusive and sustainable wellbeing, facilitating their integration into policy frameworks.
Background
Before joining ZOE in April 2023, Magalí worked as a senior program coordinator at the Center for Women’s Global Leadership in the United States and the Center for the Implementation of Public Policies for Equity and Growth in Argentina. Magalí studied Economics at the University of Buenos Aires and holds a master's degree in Labour Economics for Development from the University of Turin/SciencesPo, as well as a PhD in Law from the University of Birmingham.
Advising the Future Generations Commissioner for Wales’ office on effective budgeting
Establishing a science-policy interface to improve indicators and models on sustainable and inclusive wellbeing
Accelerating systemic change towards a wellbeing-, inclusion- and sustainability-centered new economic paradigm
A civil society coalition for moving policy beyond economic growth towards a wellbeing economy
From principle to practice towards a new model for governance in the European Union
This MERGE publication provides an overview of workshops on challenges for applying beyond GDP indicators
A summary of work done to advance the integration of Sustainable and Inclusive Wellbeing into policy
From principle to practice towards a new model for governance in the European Union
This MERGE publication brings forward the perspective of national statistical institutes.
Our proposal for an EU blueprint for basic services that takes the European Pillar of Social Rights to the next level
Re-directing public policy away from economic growth towards sustainable and inclusive wellbeing
