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    Jan 10

    NEW EPISODE: IIED at 50 – reflecting on the past, looking to the future --> It's IIED's 50th birthday year, so for this episode we invited two eminent former colleagues back to look at where IIED came from and where we should be going.

    IIED at 50 – reflecting on the past, looking to the future; IIED podcast episode 15.
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  2. Feb 2

    This new episode featuring IIED senior researcher looks interesting! Give it a listen! ⬇🎧

    DAILY: With the global population set to hit 8 billion in 2022, are we in the midst of a new population crisis? Or do climate change and migration mean the problem is under, not overpopulation? talks to and . Listen:
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  3. Jan 28

    Been playing ? Have you tried a yet? Check it out now! And don't forget to listen to Make Change Happen episode 15, "IIED at 50 – reflecting on the past, looking to the future" -->

    Tiles reading: start today with a greener worldle.
    NEWS: Spreading the Wordle: a game for the climate community --> We're bringing a focus on climate and the environment to a popular internet word game by launching A GREENER WORLDLE. Find out more and give it a go!
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    Jan 19

    It was great to talk about and the amazing work we did together. What an amazing 10 years!

    IIED Make Change Happen podcast episode 15.
    LISTEN: In episode 15 of the David Runnalls and reflect on whether IIED’s ways of working are still relevant in helping to meet the complex challenges ahead and discuss what IIED needs to do to adapt. Don't miss it! -->
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  5. Jan 10

    The provides an opportunity to hear IIED researchers and guests from across the globe discuss key global development challenges and explain ways to support positive change. Catch up with all the episodes now. -->

    IIED Make Change Happen podcast.
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  6. Jan 10

    LISTEN NOW: IIED is one of the very few organisations that genuinely “champions the voices of the poorest and the most vulnerable”, while also playing a central role in linking global, national & local levels, comments in today's new episode. -->

    IIED Make Change Happen podcast episode 15.
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  7. Jan 10

    Host is joined by , Asia regional director & head of programmes for & former principal researcher in IIED's climate change research group; and David Runnalls, fellow of & former IIED vice-president. Listen now! -->

    IIED Make Change Happen podcast episode 15.
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  8. Jan 5

    The next episode of comes out next week, so for something to listen to in the meantime, check out episode one of the "Sustainable Development Goals: evaluating progress for a brighter future" mini-series! -->

    Sustainable Development Goals: evaluating progress for a brighter future episode 1: adaptive evaluation: considering climate risks in theory and practice.
    ICYMI: We recently launched the "Sustainable Development Goals: evaluating progress for a brighter future" mini-series. Episode 1 features IIED's & , of and Samson Machuka of . -->
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  9. Jan 3

    . is a regular guest on our podcasts. On ep 10 of , he called for compensation for LDCs for --> He also discussed locally-led adaptation in a special mini-series -->

    IIED director  has hailed as a "tireless climate justice champion" after he was awarded an OBE by the Queen in the New Year's Honours List for his services to combating international climate change. Read more below ⬇️
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  10. 17 Dec 2021

    Don't miss the 1st episode of the "Sustainable Development Goals: evaluating progress for a brighter future" from , & ! --> Watch out for the next episode in January 2022, plus the episode 15 of !

    Adaptive evaluation: considering climate risks in theory and practice; podcast episode 1.
    The 1st episode in the "Sustainable Development Goals: evaluating progress for a brighter future" series from IIED, & is out now. 🗣🎧 Listen now: Adaptive evaluation: considering climate risks in theory & practice -->
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  11. 14 Dec 2021

    NEW SERIES! The first of three episodes exploring the evaluation of the is now available. Listen to 'Adaptive evaluation: considering climate risks in theory and practice' -->

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    13 Dec 2021

    "Climate change requires elaborate evaluation so that that kind of evaluation can then be able to influence government budgeting system and policies" said Samson Machuka from the Kenyan government.

    NEW PODCAST: Adaptive evaluation: considering climate risks in theory and practice --> In episode 1 of a new series, guests discuss the principles, practice & challenges of considering climate risks in evaluation of programmes aimed at achieving the
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    13 Dec 2021

    When evaluating a sustainable development intervention, it is vital to make sure that the initiative has taken a range of risks on board; recognising that what may work in the present could be severely affected in the future if climate-proofing has not taken place.

    NEW PODCAST: Adaptive evaluation: considering climate risks in theory and practice --> In episode 1 of a new series, guests discuss the principles, practice & challenges of considering climate risks in evaluation of programmes aimed at achieving the
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    13 Dec 2021

    NEW PODCAST: Adaptive evaluation: considering climate risks in theory and practice --> In episode 1 of a new series, guests discuss the principles, practice & challenges of considering climate risks in evaluation of programmes aimed at achieving the

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    9 Dec 2021

    Listen now to the final episode of the fifth series of our Podcast 🎧 We discuss the concept of a Just Transition and how we can achieve it with Professors Jim Skea FRSE () and FRSE (). Available everywhere you get your podcasts 📻

    How do we achieve a Just Transition? | Tea and Talk with the RSE
    To close Series 5 of Tea and Talk with the RSE, we chat with Professor Jim Skea and Professor Camilla Toulmin about the road to a Just Transition to net-zero.
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    25 Nov 2021

    It was an honor to join in the podcast. We discussed how access to water and sanitation services are human rights, and yet due to the ongoing crises, the lack of political will and financing, billions of people in the world continue to be affected.

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    🎙New Episode🎙 Next up: , activist and CEO of speaks to about the vital issues of water and sanitation and how they continue to affect billions in the Global North and South. Listen now at:
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  17. 19 Nov 2021

    Where IIED's reflects on with and outlines how the language on phasing down coal and lack of attention to loss and damage was disappointing - but highlights that private sector engagement and emphasis on adaptation was encouraging.

    In today's episode of The Times of India podcast, and R R Rashmi decode India's stand on emissions at COP26 and how developed nations got off relatively easy.
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  18. 18 Nov 2021

    The new from the Global Adaptation Network sounds interesting! Check out "Resilience: The Global Adaptation Podcast" now. --> 🗣🎧

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  19. 7 Nov 2021

    ICYMI: , Bob Natifu of , Maria Caballero Espejo of , Sarshen Scorgie of , & Harriet Drani of Uganda discuss why it's important to include nature in to address the climate & nature crises. -->

    IIED Make Change Happen podcast episode 14.
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  20. 7 Nov 2021

    has the day off today, so there's plenty of time to listen to the latest podcast episode! --> Listen now to "Walking the talk of climate ambition – why that walk needs nature too."

    IIED Make Change Happen podcast episode 14.
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