Episode 48
How To Advise Action To Fight The Climate Crisis (Advisor to German Govt Circular Economy Initiatives in India POV) - w/ Jasprit

Jasprit is a climate change advisor at GIZ and a master's degree holder from LSE in climate regulation and policy.
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- You are trying to start something that still feels a little awkward and expensive.
- You would rather hear Jasprit's version while the mess is still fresh than get another polished hindsight sermon.
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- Advise Action To Fight The Climate Crisis (Advisor to German Govt Circular Economy Initiatives in India POV) - w/ Jasprit
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This is the problem that concerns everybody, as long as they are human. You're wearing your fear phones, right? Ask yourself, how is this made? And where is it going to go after them done losing them?
Ben was the first time you realized you wanted to have a professional career around time-adaction and circular economy. I'm Naman Pandey, and in this episode, future-not-expert is just pre-op call.
Just pre-op is a climate change advisor at GIZ. Don't you guys have to do international analysis? Which is an organization that works on behalf of the German government, the European Union, to conserve natural resources,
minimize climate-related risks, and restructure agri-food systems to make them sustainable? Where I work is the capital enterprise coming up to Germany, and we implement projects sanctioned under this larger framework.
We work on natural resource management, energy, urban and industrial development. We work on plastics, textiles. What are some misconceptions, especially around India when it comes to climate change?
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Jasprit is a climate change advisor at GIZ and a master's degree holder from LSE in climate regulation and policy.
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