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movingeneration

In the coming episodes, you’ll be hearing the voices of the young generation from across the world, persons who have accepted to share their wisdom on issues related to climate justice, transformation of agricultural systems and gender equality, to the place youth has, or does not have, in international negotiations or about daily actions to counter or mitigate the impacts of climate breakdown.

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    Presentation of the podcast Movingeneration

    In this first podcast we will present you our project.  What are the following episodes going to deal with ?  Who are the people interviewed ? Who are we ?  Why do we decided to make those podcasts ?  

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    #1 Agroecology: sweet potatoes surviving hurricanes

    « We as Puerto Ricans anticipate hurricane season so we prepare our plants for the season having that in mind. We don’t rely on only one product. We rely on diversity. » Jésus, Dilora and Javier are 3 farmers from Boriguan, also known as Puerto Rico. They came to COP27 through Organizacion Boricua, as part of an international organisation Via Capesina. We talked about the installation of Javier with Dilora in his grandfather's abandoned farm, and about the relevance of agroecology as a life style, as a solution for food resilience, to preserve the environment. Music "A Window" by Kirk Osamayo is licensed under CC BY 4.0

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

In the coming episodes, you’ll be hearing the voices of the young generation from across the world, persons who have accepted to share their wisdom on issues related to climate justice, transformation of agricultural systems and gender equality, to the place youth has, or does not have, in international negotiations or about daily actions to counter or mitigate the impacts of climate breakdown.

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