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Episode 1 kicks off the mini-season and delves into the sustainability challenge for the digital humanitarian and aid sectors. It will also provide a bit of background on our Fondation Botnar-funded project to build a toolkit to help entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs. We'll hear from Aarathi Krishnan, Strategic Foresight Advisor at UNDP, and Lars Peter Nissen, Director at ACAPs and the H2H Network about the challenges of constructing value propositions that hang together in real life - and what that means for the ethics of our innovation ecosystem.
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