Exploring permaculture and regenerative humanitarian response

In conversation with Re-Alliance

Curious about permaculture practices and what regenerative humanitarian response looks like?

In this conversation, the HLA's Fay Loosley and Ka Man Parkinson connect with Re-Alliance's James Atherton (Permaculture Lead, Communication & Storytelling Lead) and Ansiima Casinga Rolande (Correspondent and Regenerative Settlements Storyteller) to find out more.

Tune in to learn about Re-Alliance’s work and mission and how environmentally and culturally grounded, regenerative strategies can be used to manage escalating crises, including climate and conflict displacement.

• Personal stories: Hear how James and Rolande's personal journeys and lived experiences shape and guide their permaculture work and practices.
• Concepts demystified: From sustainability to permaculture, learn what these mean and what they can look like in humanitarian response.
• The case for regenerative approaches: Hear the economic case and 'co-benefits' of permaculture in humanitarian processes and policies.
• Localisation, strengthened: Discover how regenerative approaches ‘in place’ align with localisation and building resilient communities.
• Scaling approaches: Hear more about the team's Kaya course and their vision for growing this knowledge across the sector.

 Who this conversation is for

This conversation is for humanitarian practitioners and community-based responders, and those helping their own communities to thrive in challenging contexts. It is also for leaders in any humanitarian and development organisation who are interested in learning how they can adopt permaculture principles in policies and processes. 

 
For show notes, speaker bios and conversation transcript, visit the podcast webpage:
www.humanitarianleadershipacademy.org/resources/exploring-permaculture-and-regenerative-humanitarian-response

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