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Continue reading →: It’s All Connected: Economics and the Environment
I came across an article recently called “The Unspoken Truth: Economic Policy is Environmental Policy” by Donna Kohut where she explains that economic policies go hand in hand with environmental outcomes, even though they are often treated as separate issues. We tend to separate economic growth and environmental protection as…
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Continue reading →: The Rise of Youth in Global Diplomacy
Recently, I came across an article about the growing role of young people in diplomacy and global problem-solving, and it provided a fascinating look into how the next generation is shaping international relations. The article, “Meaningful Youth Engagement in Policy and Decision-making Processes | Our Common Agenda Policy Brief 3”…
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Continue reading →: Rethinking Public Policy
When I watched Betty Tushabe’s TED Talk, Re-thinking the Policy Making Process for Today’s Needs, one point resonated with me: the power of storytelling and connection in policymaking. It’s such a simple yet important idea. Tushabe explained that good policies aren’t just about data and bureaucratic efficiency; they’re about connecting…
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Continue reading →: Economics: The Invisible Backbone of Public Policy
In the ever-evolving world, the art of forging genuine connections remains timeless. Whether it’s with colleagues, clients, or partners, establishing a genuine rapport paves the way for collaborative success.
