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Canadian Changemakers is a podcast about the world tapping into Canada's greatest resource – it's people. It features local leaders who share their expertise around the world to support Canada in its international assistance efforts. Hosted by Gabrielle Lepage.
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Protecting the Lake Chad Basin Through International Cooperation (opens the original)
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In this episode of Canadian Changemakers, host Gabrielle Lepage speaks with Hycinth Banseka, Technical Director of the Lake Chad Basin Commission, about the environmental and security challenges facing one of Africa's most important transboundary regions. Together, they explore how climate change, environmental degradation and insecurity have intensified competition over natural resources across the Lake Chad Basin, and how regional cooperation, environmental peacebuilding and community partners
Building Capacity for Women-Led Agribusinesses and Climate Resilience Across Africa (opens the original)
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In this episode of Canadian Changemakers, host Gabrielle Lepage speaks with Kachi Nwachukwu, Programs Manager at African Food Changemakers, based in Nigeria, about helping agribusinesses across Africa adapt to climate change and build long-term resilience. African Food Changemakers supports a network of more than 10,000 entrepreneurs in 50 African countries through training, market access opportunities and programs that help businesses grow sustainably. Through its Building Resilience Against Cl
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