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Can Africa reduce its rice imports with the help of South Korea? The 'K-Rice Belt' project aims to improve rice yields in African countries. High-yield rice varieties bred with South Korea's help are being shared with African nations. Challenges in selling Israeli rice in Gambia are discussed. The importance of purchasing quality equipment and emulating Korea's progress is highlighted.

Exploring the challenges faced by women in the workplace in Sri Lanka, including cultural norms, gender stereotypes, and limited access to education and resources. Highlighting success stories and initiatives for gender equality and empowerment, as well as the barriers and societal pressures hindering women's empowerment in the workplace.

New EU legislation aims to make fashion more sustainable by banning unsold stock incineration and implementing digital passports for products. The impact of unsold garments is examined at Ghana's Kantamanto market. The role of extended producer responsibility policies in addressing fashion waste is discussed. Challenges of recycling fashion waste and efforts made by brands to be sustainable are explored. The upcoming eco design regulation and the readiness of brands and infrastructure are questioned.

Konrad Bergstrom, founder of X Shore and Zound Industries, discusses his journey from a windsurfer to entrepreneur, his passion for creating environmentally friendly boats, and the importance of sustainability in business.

This podcast explores the role of businesses in limiting global warming, concerns about greenwashing and the influence of fossil fuel companies at COP meetings. It discusses the increasing presence of businesses at COP, potential greenwashing, and the importance of nonprofit organizations in countering their influence. The progress and effectiveness of corporations in COP 26 and the value of attending COP for businesses are also discussed.

China's complex relationship with coal and its pledge to stop financing coal projects abroad. The contradictions in China's energy policy and the devastating impact of extreme weather events. China's rapid growth in green technology and its reliance on coal. China's challenges in transitioning to renewable energy.

This podcast explores the urgent issue of air pollution in major Asian cities and its impact on lives and livelihoods. It discusses the causes of pollution, experiences of individuals living in polluted cities, challenges in Jakarta, the economic costs in India, and potential solutions for air pollution.

Spain aims to be a leader in renewable energy production, especially green hydrogen. The podcast discusses the production of green hydrogen in Spain, transportation and scalability, government support, and the potential of green hydrogen in Spain.

Sultan Al-Jaber, controversial COP28 president, is also the boss of Abu Dhabi's state oil company. Despite this, his work as founder of green energy giant Masdar is cited in his defense. Is he compromised or uniquely qualified? Interviews with those who know him shed light.

The podcast explores the world's longest subsea power cable. It discusses the benefits of the cable in terms of cost savings and increased renewable energy capacity. The podcast also addresses concerns around sabotage and the need for proper surveillance. Overall, it provides insights into the infrastructure, engineering, and advantages of subsea power cables.