Rethinking Leadership Through Nature with Dr Éliane Ubalijoro
In a recent episode of the 'Her Voice' podcast by ESCP Business School, Dr Éliane Ubalijoro, CEO of the Center for International Forestry Research and World Agroforestry (CIFOR-ICRAF), discusses the critical intersection of leadership, nature, and climate resilience. The conversation explores how global leaders should respond to pressing environmental challenges, including climate change and biodiversity loss. Dr Ubalijoro shares her professional journey from molecular genetics to global environmental leadership, emphasizing the necessity of systems thinking in creating resilient futures. She argues that nature must be viewed as essential infrastructure that supports economies, communities, and life itself. The discussion highlights the importance of integrating science, policy, technology, and Indigenous knowledge to shape sustainable landscapes. Furthermore, Dr Ubalijoro reflects on the type of collaborative leadership required to work across disciplines, institutions, and generations to address climate urgency effectively. This article serves as a promotional overview of the podcast episode, providing links for listeners to access the full conversation on various platforms, while also linking to related environmental news stories.
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Rethinking Leadership Through Nature with Dr Éliane Ubalijoro
In a recent episode of the 'Her Voice' podcast by ESCP Business School, Dr Éliane Ubalijoro, CEO of the Center for International Forestry Research and World Agroforestry (CIFOR-ICRAF), discusses the critical intersection of leadership, nature, and climate resilience. The conversation explores how global leaders should respond to pressing environmental challenges, including climate change and biodiversity loss. Dr Ubalijoro shares her professional journey from molecular genetics to global environmental leadership, emphasizing the necessity of systems thinking in creating resilient futures. She argues that nature must be viewed as essential infrastructure that supports economies, communities, and life itself. The discussion highlights the importance of integrating science, policy, technology, and Indigenous knowledge to shape sustainable landscapes. Furthermore, Dr Ubalijoro reflects on the type of collaborative leadership required to work across disciplines, institutions, and generations to address climate urgency effectively. This article serves as a promotional overview of the podcast episode, providing links for listeners to access the full conversation on various platforms, while also linking to related environmental news stories.
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