The Global WEF Nexus Community's Podcast, is your go-to resource to navigate the intricate dynamics of water, energy, and food systems across the globe. Join us...
EP 8: Reflections, Key Insights & Lessons from Season One
In this special recap episode, hosts Rewa Assi and Anne Chisa take a step back to reflect on their journey so far. From decolonizing research to energy access, policy recommendations, and sustainability solutions, they unpack the biggest lessons from their conversations with leading experts.Tune in as we reflect, learn, and look ahead to the future of the WEF Nexus!
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Decolonizing Research: Empowering African Academia with Colleta Gandidzanwa and Nafiisa Sobratee-Fajurally
Join us for a discussion with Colleta Gandidzanwa, manager of the CLAB-Africa project at the University of Pretoria, and Nafiisa Sobratee-Fajurally, Honorary Research Fellow at the University of KwaZulu-Natal, as we delve into the challenges of decolonizing research and academia. This episode examines how colonial legacies continue to marginalize African researchers and indigenous knowledge systems .We also highlight transformative initiatives, which aim to foster equitable research partnerships and empower African scholars. Colleta and Nafiisa share insights on leveraging local contexts, engaging stakeholders, and creating inclusive frameworks that inspire innovation and collaboration.Tune in!
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Behind the Mic with Anne Chisa and Rewa Assi: The Origins of The WEF Nexus Podcast
Ever wonder how this podcast came together? Join Anne Chisa and Rewa Assi as we switch roles from hosts to guests, guided by Professor Tafadzwa Mabhaudhi. We share the stories behind our passion for science communication and community engagement, revealing how our diverse paths led us to host The WEF Nexus podcast. We also reflect on the importance of involving young researchers and our vision for future episodes.
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Ep 5: Exploring the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem-Health Nexus with Komlavi Akpoti
Join us as we delve into the transformative potential of the Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem-Health (WEFEH) nexus approach in achieving sustainable development in Africa. Our guest, Komlavi Akpoti, co-author of the policy brief "Realizing Africa's Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem-Health Nexus: A Resilient Future for Nature and People," shares insights on the nexus's role in addressing climate change, resource security, and livelihood improvement. We discuss practical applications, strategic actions, and key recommendations for policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to realize the WEFEH nexus's potential in Africa.
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EP 4: Introducing the Sustainability Nexus Forum Journal with Edeltraud Guenther and Saroj Kumar Chapagain
Discover the future of sustainability research with us as we introduce the Sustainability Nexus Forum Journal! What makes this journal a game-changer? Edeltraud Guenther, the Editor-in-Chief, and Saroj Kumar Chapagain, the Managing Editor, join us to share the journal's evolution from the Sustainability Management Forum. They explain the unique interdisciplinary approach that addresses complex sustainability issues, engaging academia, policymakers, and practitioners alike. Learn how the journal aims to bridge gaps and foster meaningful dialogue among diverse stakeholders.More information about the journal
The Global WEF Nexus Community's Podcast, is your go-to resource to navigate the intricate dynamics of water, energy, and food systems across the globe. Join us on a journey to unravel the complexities of these interconnected pillars that sustain life and society as we know it.Through insightful discussions with experts, policymakers, and thought leaders, we aim to uncover actionable insights and foster meaningful dialogue around the challenges and opportunities at the intersection of water, energy, and food. Whether you're a seasoned professional, an avid enthusiast, or simply curious about the nexus between these critical domains, this podcast is for you.
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