Moments that Matter
Joachim RamakersMoments that Matter is a series of short conversations about moments when experienced humanitarian, development and peacebuilding professionals realised that something they trusted — a strategy, a system, a belief — no longer fully held.
In humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding work, we operate within carefully designed strategies, mandates, policies, and institutional responsibilities. Th... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 13 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ManagementPersonal JournalsBusinessSociety & Culture | |||
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Peter Batchelor’s moment takes place in Iraq in 2013, during one of the most volatile periods in the country’s recent history.
Peter is a South African development practitioner with more than 30 years of experience working with the United Nations, g... more
Marina Navarro’s moment does not centre on a single event, but on a pattern that repeated itself across her career.
With over two decades of experience in development and human rights, Marina Navarro has held leadership roles across the United Natio... more
This episode marks the close of the first season of Moments that Matter.
What began as a simple idea—to capture the key moments that shaped experienced practitioners—gradually revealed something deeper.
Across ten interviews, a pattern started to e... more
Marie-Odile Zanders: When neutrality and distance stop holding
Marie-Odile’s moment did not come from a programme decision or a leadership role, but from living through violence as a minority in a place she had come to see as home.
While working in... more
Besim Nebiu – When a Solution Does Not Yet Exist
Besim Nebiu had been working on housing renovation projects for years. Like many in the sector, he was used to operating through proposals, technical standards, and policy language. When considering t... more
Enock’s moment does not arrive as a single dramatic event, but as a growing unease with something he initially took for granted.
Enock Nsubuga is Partnerships Coordinator at MasterPeace Uganda and Co-founder of Job Launchpad Uganda. He supports unem... more
Philippe’s moment begins with a sense of possibility.
Philippe Stoll is an independent expert working at the intersection of technology and war, focusing on harmful information. Until January 2026, he served as Techplomacy and Conflict expert at the... more
Arvind Kumar – When communication becomes responsibility
Early in his career, Arvind Kumar struggled with language.
Moving from a small town to a larger professional setting, he realised how much influence communication carries — not only as a tech... more
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