Episode Synopsis "Local Thinking, Design, and Leadership"

In the first episode of OCIC’s ‘Tapestry 2030’ Season 2 podcast series, OCIC Communications Specialist, Eliana Fleifel, invites Brian Tomlinson, Executive Director of AidWatch Canada, and Marlen Mondaca, localization and development expert, to share what ‘localization’ means to them personally; why it is important; challenges and opportunities they have noted within this agenda; and their take on why the international cooperation sector needs to prioritize ‘localization’ to ensure a just, gender equal, and sustainable future.

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• Sustainability Comes from the Community: the Example of San Isidro, Peru
• La sostenibilidad nace de la comunidad: el ejemplo de San Isidro, Perú
• Securing a Future
• Land. Food. Culture. Justice.
• Dominicanos Conduciendo el Vehículo del Cambio
• Dominicans Driving the Vehicle of Change
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• Fanm Ayisyen nan lidèship
• No Woman or Girl Left Behind in Malawi & Sierra Leone
• Haitian Women in the Lead
• Community Based Orphan Care in Kenya
• Nourishing Community in Guinea Bissau
• Cultivating Relationships with the Land in Colombia
• Championing Education in Kenya
• Leadership in Action in Peru
• Building Sustainable Tourism in Bhutan
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