• Pacts, Protests and the Legacy of COP26
    Feb 2 2022

    2:50 Part 1: Angus Mackay, UNITAR 

    15:33 Part 2: Jayati Ghosh, University of Massachusetts

    29:01 Part 3, Marie-Claire Graf and Heeta Lakhani, YOUNGO

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    43 mins
  • The Multi-Billion Dollar Food Opportunity
    Dec 7 2021
    Our food systems are failing us. Over 800 million people are suffering from hunger, while 13% of the world’s population are obese. So what is to blame? Agricultural production follows the money. And 87% of the $540 billion given to agricultural producers each year is either price distorting or harmful to nature and human health. So what we can do to fix it? In Episode 10, we find our answers at the high-level launch of UNDP, UNEP and FAO's new report: "A Multi-Billion-Dollar Opportunity: Repurposing Agricultural Support to Transform Food Systems." Featuring Marco Sanchez (Food Agriculture Organization), Francesca Branca (World Health Organization), Nicoletta Batini (International Monetary Fund), Johan Swinnen (International Food Policy Research Institute), Vijay Kumar (Rythu Sadhikara Samstha, Government of Andhra Pradesh), Ann Tutwiler (Just Rural Transition) and Gerardine Mukeshimana (Government of Rwanda). The UNDP, UNEP and FAO report discussed during the episode can be found at the following link: https://www.fao.org/3/cb6562en/cb6562en.pdf
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    21 mins
  • Building a Fairer Post-Pandemic World
    Oct 7 2021
    It's been said that pandemics act as a "great leveller" – but has that been the case with COVID-19? While it’s created millions of new millionaires – and even so-called “COVID billionaires” – it's also pushed 100 million others into extreme poverty. So should we be surprised? Or has COVID-19 simply exposed and amplified a series of inequalities that existed long before the virus arrived? In Episode 9, we sit down for an in-depth discussion with Dr. Ashok Khosla (Development Alternatives) to ask: with COVID-19 opening a window into our unequal lives, how do create a fairer, just, and more inclusive post-pandemic world?
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    30 mins
  • Green Recoveries for a Jobs-Rich Future
    Aug 31 2021

    Chapters

    Part 1: Challenges [1:48]

    Part 2: Financing the Recovery [3:38]

    Part 3: How to Incentivize the Private Sector [6:58]

    Part 4: Building a Green Society [9:48]

    Part 5: Acting as One [14:43] 

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    18 mins
  • Symptoms of Change for Green Jobs in Peru
    Jul 27 2021
    Peru stands at a crossroads. Three-quarters of its workers are informal or self-employed. The country’s diverse natural resources–which serve as the backbone of its economy and labour market–are also under threat. So what is it doing to change the script? How is it addressing labour challenges and ensuring decent employment for all while also promoting green jobs as part of a just transition? In Episode 7, we sit down for an open discussion with Katia Samanamud (Ministry of Labour for Peru) and Ana Belén Sánchez (International Labour Organization) to ask: what are the symptoms of change for green jobs in Peru?
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    29 mins
  • Are We Building Back Better?
    Jun 18 2021

    Open Discussion

    3:03 Q1: What is at stake when we talk about a green recovery? And what does a green recovery actually mean?

    13:38 Q2: Are countries really building back better?

    23:08 Q3: How do we bridge the gap between commitments and actions?

    35:56 Q4: What is our green recovery action plan for the next 6-12 months? 

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    47 mins
  • From Lines to Loops for a Circular Economy
    May 12 2021

    3:07: Miranda Schnitger

    16:52: Nilgun Tas 

    31:51: Paula Iharur 

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    45 mins
  • Financing a Nature-Positive Economy
    Mar 31 2021

    2:52 Onno van den Heuvel

    17:04 Andrew Mitchell

    32:27 Gwen Yu

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    47 mins