S4E3 - Amplifying Local Knowledge in the Global Fight against Climate Change (feat. Albert Ng, Raghuveer Vyas and Hussein Ghandour)

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The Ecologist Podcast

GISA Environmental Committee

24 episodes

4 days ago

Welcome to The Ecologist Podcast! Join us each month to explore environmental and sustainability topics, from circular economies to ecological transformation. We delve into policies, global progress, ecological balance, and human rights, inspiring action and innovation. Each episode features expert conversations, activists, and innovators sharing insights, groundbreaking projects, and real-world experiences. A project of the Graduate Institute of Geneva's Environmental Committee, the podcast is hosted by Asmaa Kharchouf and Jacqueline Alemayehu.

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S4E3 - Amplifying Local Knowledge in the Global Fight against Climate Change (feat. Albert Ng, Raghuveer Vyas and Hussein Ghandour)

The Ecologist Podcast

35 minutes 15 seconds

2 years ago

S4E3 - Amplifying Local Knowledge in the Global Fight against Climate Change (feat. Albert Ng, Raghuveer Vyas and Hussein Ghandour)

Join us for a very special occasion for the final episode of season 4 of the Ecologist Podcast. In this episode, we host a live-discussion alongside our friend Moe Shiojiri from The Graduate Press as part of the 2023 Book & Podcast Festival at IHEID. In this discussion, we are joined by three wonderful panelists Albert Ng, Raghuveer Vyas and Hussein Ghandour, to discuss one of the key challenges to combating climate change - how can we amplify local approaches and knowledge in an ecosystem of increasing universality. The discussion brings together stories from different corners of the world as the panelists reflect on both the challenges and opportunities of driving our approach from local and Indigenous perspectives. A special thanks to the team at the Fabrique for organising the Festival and hosting our live podcast!