Episode Synopsis "Doing Disasters Differently when it comes to Governance"

In the third episode of Doing Disasters Differently: The Podcast, hosted by corporate2community founder and disaster resilience specialist Renae Hanvin, she will be chatting to Jodie Willmer who founded Happy Changemakers, about Doing Disasters Differently when it comes to Governance – an important element to think about in the before, during and after stages of disasters. Along with the benefits of building local governance capabilities to support community-led recovery and resilience.

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