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Voices of SGT - podcast

Pragati Singhal
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"Talking through wicked challenges - can they be solved ?" Voices of SGT is a new podcast series produced by the Sustainable Global Technologies (SGT) Programme at Aalto.
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Cover art by Pragati Singhal

Step into the frontlines of global problem-solving where complexity meets action! Voices of SGT invites academics, students and practitioners talking through the messy, inspiring and eye opening journey of tacking world's wicked challenges.

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SGT Programme

Sustainable Global Technologies (SGT), organized under Water and Environmental Engineering Master's Programme, is a multidisciplinary education program that focuses on sustainable technologies,...

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SGT15 Action Lab Mexico Group reflections on the field/photo by Jan Ahlstedt
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