Economic Architecture: The Podcast

In this week’s episode, Manann Donoghoe, a climate resilience researcher at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. originally from Australia, explores how researchers are thinking through the real, local impacts of climate.

Manann is focused on using policy to make large-scale change and finding ways for communities to adapt better—researching methods for risk reduction before and after climate events.

Stuart and Manann sit down to discuss where we can bridge the gap between the climate policy and the devastating local impacts of climate disasters; and how individuals without policy expertise can begin to tangibly contribute to the challenges of extreme weather-related events.

Climate policies should integrate knowledge from the communities they impact.

Learn more about The Brookings Institution and Brookings Metro: https://www.brookings.edu/programs/brookings-metro/

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About the Economic Architecture Podcast:

How do we solve the problems that really matter? Join host and founder of Economic Architecture, Dr. Stuart Yasgur, in conversation with pioneers at the leading edge of innovation to understand the concrete actions we can take to address the daunting challenges that are shaping our lives.

Through in-depth conversations with innovators, community leaders, experts, and others most proximate to the issues, the Economic Architecture Podcast brings us closer to understanding how we can redesign the market and our collective capacity to solve the important problems we face.

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