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Jun 2021
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“Climate and Development Policy” with Di...

Oxford Society for International Development
About this episode

Diana Fox Carney is an Oxford alumna and an expert in development and climate policy. She is known globally for her work with a wide range of organisations, from UK and Canadian think tanks to charities such as Save the Children, as well as pioneering the climate cause with her husband Mark Carney. 

In this podcast, Helena interviews Diana about her career, her views on some of the greatest challenges to development, and advice for those thinking about entering into the sector.

Interview by Helena Holter. Music by Lorcan Cudlip Cook. Learn more about the Oxford Society for International Development at oxsid.org

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