In this week’s episode, I talk with Gautam Shah, founder of Internet of Elephants, a groundbreaking social enterprise that leverages #games and #socialmedia to drive #wildlifeconservation. Gautam shares how IoE is creating online games aimed at bringing 20 million people closer to real wild animals, fostering unique connections while generating meaningful revenue for conservation organizations. Check it out on YouTube https://lnkd.in/ek92qt2g Gautam delves into the significance of nature and #community in conservation, explaining how sustainable practices can be developed within local contexts. We discuss the importance of #communityconservation and the involvement of local villages in environmental efforts, as well as the critical role of #traditionalfoodsystems in preserving the environment and sustaining local populations. Gautam also emphasizes the power of #storytelling in conservation, reflecting on how narratives can shape public perception and policy, and the evolution of conservation storytelling in mobilizing support for environmental initiatives. It's incredibly inspiring to hear from an entrepreneur like Gautam, whose innovative approach bridges #technology and conservation. His experiences offer valuable lessons for anyone interested in #sustainableliving and wildlife conservation. Don’t miss this insightful conversation! Check it out on YouTube https://lnkd.in/ek92qt2g
Light Side of Green
Non-profit Organizations
Conversations with those doing good at Doing Good
About us
The Conservation and Development sector is undergoing profound disruption and there's a new wave of eco / social entrepreneurs entering the sector. Light Side of Green aims to reframe the narrative of the NGO sector with positive, optimistic and pragmatic stories of success.
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- 2024
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In this week’s episode, I talk with Ledama Masidza, a Kenyan-based marine conservationist and advocate for indigenous food systems, about his efforts to merge conservation with community well-being. Check it out on YouTube https://lnkd.in/e9MimeTZ Ledama discusses the critical role of nature and community in effective conservation, sustainable practices, and the importance of traditional food systems. He also shares insights into community development, resilient food systems, and the power of storytelling in conservation. We explore community development and traditional food systems, with Ledama sharing his expertise on building resilient systems that preserve the environment and sustain local populations. He highlights the power of storytelling in conservation, discussing its impact on public perception, policy, and mobilizing support for environmental initiatives. It is inspiring to hear from a dedicated conservationist like Ledama, whose work bridges the gap between environmental sustainability and community development. His experiences offer valuable lessons for anyone interested in sustainable living and conservation. Check it out on YouTube https://lnkd.in/e9MimeTZ
Community led Conservation that works /Ledama Masidza, ep20
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In this week’s #episode, I talk with Sunil Lalvani, founder and CEO of Project Maji , about his company's mission and #impact. Check it out at https://lnkd.in/ekigKjrx Project Maji is dedicated to providing #sustainable access to clean water through #innovative solutions in underserved communities. Sunil shares insights into the company's manufacturing and logistics, emphasizing the importance of standardization and quality control in production. He also delves into the significance of continuity in serving the community, building a strong team culture, and the importance of team communication and retreats. Sunil discusses Project Maji's strategies for #partnership and geographic expansion, and the broader impact of sustainable access to water on communities. In this episode, Sunil also explores the power of #storytelling in impact reporting and offers his perspective on sustainable capitalism and its future. It's always inspiring to hear from entrepreneurs like Sunil with such a remarkable track record. You can always learn something valuable from their diverse experiences. Check out the full episode at https://lnkd.in/ekigKjrx
Scaling Safe Water through postive margin unit costs - EP 19 Sunil Lalvani
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We are delighted to share the second preview of our upcoming #podcast episode, featuring an insightful conversation with Sunil Lalvani, the founder and CEO of Project Maji . In this episode, "Importance of #CommunityEngagement and #Education on #CleanWater," Sunil delves into the crucial role that community involvement and education play in the success and sustainability of clean water initiatives. Don't miss the full episode releasing this Wednesday! We explore how Project Maji empowers local communities and educates them on maintaining their water sources. This episode highlights the importance of #sustainabledevelopment and #socialimpact, demonstrating how informed communities can drive lasting change. Tune in to hear Sunil's inspiring insights and learn more about the impactful work being done by Project Maji.
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We are thrilled to share a preview for our upcoming #podcast episode, featuring an inspiring conversation with Sunil Lalvani , the founder and CEO of Project Maji . In "Transforming Lives: Project Maji's Vision for 2025," Sunil discusses the groundbreaking work being done to provide #sustainable #cleanwater solutions to #communities in need and his visionary goals for the future. Mark your calendars for Wednesday next week when we release the full episode. Join us to learn about #sustainabledevelopment, #socialimpact, and the power of #innovation in addressing global water challenges. Don’t miss this chance to hear Sunil’s inspiring journey and the incredible impact of Project Maji!
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In this episode, I sit down with Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeijken, a Principal Consultant, Speaker, Team Coach at Five Oaks Consulting, Inc. and an esteemed author on #Nonprofits, #NGOs, and #Philanthropies. We explore the evolving roles of NGOs and delve into pressing topics that are shaping the future of the sector. We delve into Tosca's insightful perspectives on the future roles of NGOs, addressing the urgent calls for change from Global South civil society. Our #conversation highlights the dimensions of decolonizing aid and development, touching on the nature of NGO work and the complexities of organizational change. Throughout the episode, we discuss the challenges of maintaining an internal focus within #organizations and the perspectives from Global South civil society that demand our attention. Tosca shares her thoughts on the evolving roles and responsibilities of NGOs in both the Global North and Global South, offering valuable insights into the #future of the NGO #sector. Check it out at https://lnkd.in/eS_vN7DV
A Lot less NGO Jobs in the Future - E18 Tosca Bruno-Van Vijfeijken
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We're back with another sneak peek of our upcoming #podcast episode! This time, Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeijken and I discuss the critical importance of #diverse representation in #NGO leadership. We delve into how diverse #leadership fosters #innovation, enhances decision-making, and strengthens community trust and engagement. Tune in for the full episode release this Wednesday!
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Excited to share a sneak peek of our upcoming #podcast episode! Join me and Tosca Bruno-van Vijfeijken as we dive into the intricate #power dynamics of financial resources within #NGOs. In this episode, we explore how funding influences #decision-making, the balance of power between donors and recipients, and the impact on #organizational effectiveness and mission alignment. Don't miss the full episode dropping next Wednesday!
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In this episode, I sit down with Tom Graham, founder of MAD (Make A Difference) Courses, to explore the #power of storytelling in driving community-driven #initiatives. Check it out at https://lnkd.in/eUnqnfPs. We trace Tom's journey from Gawad Kalinga's beginnings to his #ventures in #sustainable tourism and social #entrepreneurship, emphasizing the transformative impact of stories that matter. We delve into Tom's #experiences in empowering marginalized communities, discussing the importance of perspective-taking and storytelling in fostering empathy and understanding. Together, we explore #strategies for diversification, growth, and sustainability within social enterprises, highlighting the role of volunteering in catalysing positive change. This conversation offers a glimpse into the intersection of community #empowerment, #storytelling, and social impact. Check it out at https://lnkd.in/eUnqnfPs.
Telling Stories that Matter - EP17 - Tom Graham
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Our next podcast drops this Wednesday! Tom Graham embarks on a #journey to spark #change and elevate crucial #conversations on seeking #partnerships that can a positive impact in coming generation. Together, let's make an impact. Stay tuned!