Consultant, researcher, organiser and artist at nature-society interface. Passionate about change, impact and the outdoors.
Zurich, Switzerland
Joined October 2013
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How to make Theories of Change deliver societal impact
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Is sustainability research the victim or saviour of a broken academic publishing system?
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3 questions to inform whether your organization should be collecting a particular piece of data
ssir.org/articles/entry/ten_… from @MaryKayGugerty & @DeanKarlan in @SSIReview
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What do you think of this #SDGmodel? Based on #IPBES #NaturesContributions to people, it shows how nature provides direct benefits to people through economies, which then support indirect benefits around social welfare and good quality of life #SDG @SustDev
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weird and awkward
ALT a comic with two dinos sitting on rocks, looking at each other. red dino: I always feel so weird and awkward around people. but with you it’s perfect. blue dino, smiling: aww. red dino: because you’re also weird so I feel less awkward.
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When giving feedback remember the difference between the thesis and the person. You think you are commenting on the thesis but the person takes it ... personally. And some people may not be in a good place emotionally as they read it. #PhDSupervisors #AcademicChatter
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Many people migrate & send home remittances to help fund climate resilience. But we hear less about the emotional labour of separation from family. Based on research in Bolivia, our NEW COMIC explores this issue. Illustrated by @catsims Join our launch! eventbrite.com.au/e/everyday…
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"All we are saying, is give weeds a chance!"
"Weeds" get a bad press but they can be nectar and pollen sources for #bees #butterflies and other #pollinators
So put away the #glyphosate & other #herbicides & learn to live with them.
RT if you think we should #GiveWeedsAChance
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💧We've crossed yet another #PlanetaryBoundary, now 06/10: Freshwater. Plants are suffering from water scarcity caused by human interference into the global water cycle. Whole ecosystems like the #Amazon are starting to partly dry off as a result. nature.com/articles/s43017-0…
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Groundwater is mostly unseen, but its impacts are visible everywhere!
Out of sight, under our feet, groundwater is a hidden treasure that enriches our lives.
Learn more about the importance of the groundwater for #WorldWaterDay 💧🌱
worldwaterday.org
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As Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) professionals ( or in any industry for that matter), we are sometimes play the following roles in meetings.
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Here's some more detail on what the summer school actually entailed.
As someone involved in trying to tech theory/practice of philanthropy today, I found this absolutely fascinating!
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This is horrendous. What future for environmental (or any other) protest in the UK under this new policing bill? Protest is an absolutely crucial element of the political process. Thanks @GeorgeMonbiot for shining a light on this. theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Are some donations “tainted”? If so, why?
Should charities reject them, or is it possible to “do good with bad money”?
These are questions that have come up a lot lately, so I thought it was time to pull together some relevant historical nuggets into a THREAD!
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Ugh. This is very good. And quite depressing. But definitely required reading
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“Counting vaccines is easy; putting a number on a woman’s freedom is not.”
Nice article on the drawbacks of the Gates Foundations’ data-driven approach to philanthropy.
economist.com/international/…
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Capacity's Newsletter | September 2021 - is now out! mailchi.mp/capacityzurich.ch…
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"SMEs must embrace circularity for businesses and the planet to survive".
#GGKPInsights by @andersen_inger
highlights how UNEP guides #SMEs to incorporate #circularity through an eco-innovation approach for agile, reactive and competitive companies.
👉ggkp.org/Z2m
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#evaluators, how funny is it, we have spent ages grappling with the #whatworks question to realise that real question is: What will work under different scenarios? Shall we move from assessing causality to prediction? #evaluation @Eval_Youth @EvalPartners @gefieo_tweets @IIED
