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EPISODE · Apr 11, 2025 · 31 MIN

Water Security in the Developing Asia-Pacific Region: A Science-Based Policy Perspective

from EnviroEducate · host Leon Wiesner

Water is life—but managing it in the Asia-Pacific is becoming more complex than ever. In this thought-provoking episode of the EnviroEducate Podcast, we dive into the pressing water security challenges facing the region with Mikayla Hyland-Wood, a young Australian leader active in the agriculture and water management. What we discuss:00:00 Introduction04:45 Key Water Management Challenges in the Asia Pacific09:20 The Balance of Science and Policy in Water Management13:45 What Drives Success When We Engage Local Communities16:45 Opportunities to Give Communities Decision-Making Authority19:10 Bridging the Gap of Science and Real Action21:45 A Vision of Water Management in the Asia Pacific25:40 The Opportunity of Nature Credits28:00 Key Takeaways to Take Action

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