As travel restrictions lift & we adjust to living with Omicron, it’s always great to have a good podcast to listen to as you dash across airports & on flights to your next Jonusta.com project assignment. All these great international development and social impact podcasts can be accessed on the usual channels (i.e. Google Podcasts, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, etc) so enjoy!
The Social Impact Show: A show where CSR professionals can get the latest strategies and tactics to develop their goodness and CSR programs. You’ll learn from industry experts to help your programs to the next level, no matter if you are just starting out or a seasoned professional looking to scale even more.
Disrupt Development: this fantastic podcast brings you inspiring stories of disruptive thinkers and doers within Sustainable Development. Stories about transformative ideas, innovative projects, impactful products, groundbreaking systems, and new partnerships all aiming to accelerate impact towards Sustainable Development.
The Development Podcast: Hosted by the World Bank, this brief podcast (only 20 minutes!) brings together the data, research—and cutting edge solutions—that can pave the way to a sustainable future.
ESG Now: Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) news and investment research brought to you weekly covering major market trends and new research insights. With topics ranging from climate impact on investment portfolios, corporate actions, trending investment topics, and emerging ESG issues, host Mike Disabato of MSCI ESG Research walks through the latest news and research that is top of mind for the week.
Oxford Society for International Development: The official Oxford Society for International Development podcast. The podcast interviews leaders and key thinkers in the field of international development to generate discussion around some of the biggest challenges facing today’s global society.
Centre for Global Development (CGD) Podcast: International development experts from CGD share their ideas on how wealthy countries can promote prosperity in developing countries.