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The Development Podcast brings together the latest data, research and cutting-edge solutions that can pave the way to a sustainable future – everything from poverty to climate change, education to nutrition, and a whole lot more. We’ll take you on a journey around the world of international development in this World Bank's flagship monthly podcast. More information: wrld.bg/f2SX50MJyZB

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Recent Guests

Katia Osei
An ambitious young professional working with the non-profit Or Foundation, promoting a circular economy in textiles
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Sarah Hague
Regional Advisor on Social and Economic Policy for Unicef in East and Southern Africa
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Christina Williams
Jamaican lawyer and activist passionate about opportunities for marginalized youth.
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Omprakash Shukla
Chairman and founder of the Royal Group of Companies in Kenya, involved in the textile industry.
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Sharon Maithia
Logistics Manager at Royal Apparel, sharing her success story.
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Blessing Hungwe
Gold miner and advocate for women in mining
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Episode: Improving the Lives of Women in Artisanal Small-Scale Mining | The Development Podcast
Susan Wheeler
Jewelry designer and founder of Responsible Jewelry Transformative
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Klaartje Schnade
Co-founder of Mwani, focusing on sustainable seaweed processing
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Episode: Mission 300: Powering Development in Sub-Saharan Africa | The Development Podcast

Hosts

Tony Karasani
Host of The Development Podcast.
Lindy Mtongana
Host of The Development Podcast.

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Q: What inspired you to pursue law?
Christina was inspired by her father's discussions about the newspaper and the need for justice, igniting her passion for law.
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Q: So why is it important for Korea to host the replenishment event?
It's crucial because poor countries need significant financial help amidst multiple crises, and Korea's role as a host shows its commitment.
IDA: Why Does the International Development Association Work? And How? | The Development Podcast
Q: What makes IDA a critical partner for countries most in need?
IDA provides affordable financing and mobilizes private sector funding, allowing countries to build their economies effectively.
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Q: What gives you hope as you look ahead that makes you think we can really come together and tackle the issue with the speed that is really required?
Anna Bjerde highlights that awareness of solutions exists, urging for acceleration and support for those solutions.

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Focusing on crucial global issues and sustainable solutions, episodes often tackle subjects such as energy efficiency, job creation, gender equity, and the challenges facing developing nations. Noteworthy insights from experts and leaders shed light on practical strategies for combating poverty and enhancing economic development. With a strong emphasis on the role of international organizations in addressing these challenges, discussions feature topics that range from renewable energy initiatives to standards for sustainable business practices. Unique narratives often integrate personal stories from those directly impacted by development efforts, making the content both informative and relatable.

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