Welcome Gut the System with Harry Farnsworth. In this podcast series I will be looking to delve into the world of systems thinking, talking to some of the greatest and smartest people working in the food, farming, health, energy and policy world. I will be talking to them about the issues we face globally, be that nature depletion, declining human health or the degradation of our soils and how we are now arriving at unique point, where we can start to restore and regenerate by looking more closely at the connectivity of these systems and nature.
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Welcome Gut the System with Harry Farnsworth. In this podcast series I will be looking to delve into the world of systems thinking, talking to some of the greatest and smartest people working in the food, farming, health, energy and policy world. I will be talking to them about the issues we face globally, be that nature depletion, declining human health or the degradation of our soils and how we are now arriving at unique point, where we can start to restore and regenerate by looking more closely at the connectivity of these systems and nature.
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Place, The Final Frontier with Tamara Giltsoff:
In this episode of Gut the System I am walking and talking to Tamara Giltsoff. At heart Tamara is a designer, a disruptor and an innovator, having co-founded two climate tech start-ups and been a strategic advisor across a range of companies. Tamara has held a spectrum of impactful roles from leading innovation at the Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office, to working with The Good Economy, where she helped produce truly foundational work on Place-Based Impact Investing.
More recently Tamara's work has taken a heading into the farming, food and finance sector, seeing her working yet again on a foundational piece of work now with the Soil Association Exchange, which gave birth to The Banking for Change report. SAX is working with major banks and farmers in the UK, to identify and address some of the barriers and potential drivers to helping more farmers transition their operations, to future proof regenerative farming enterprises. Looking at how financial innovation can catalysis systemic change, in place and within complex systems, holding nature and keystone farmers at the heart of those solutions.
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