Tackling tensions in sustainability: A four-pronged approach for New Zealand-China partnerships
Research shows how Chinese and New Zealand businesses can manage sustainability tensions for a stronger, more successful partnership.
From Ōtepoti to Kinabalu: making media that makes change
Making media about social and environmental issues is easier than ever but making it persuasive enough to change behaviour is another story, especially when cultural values are at play. Award-winning filmmaker Dr Wiebke Finkler is on a mission to make storytelling more strategic and impactful.
Beyond the ‘who’: How purpose-driven leadership transforms organisations
Leadership is evolving from being about the person and performance to purpose and place, says Professor Brad Jackson, whose research expands the notion of leadership.
Connected cities key to tackling climate change
Urban thought leaders from North Asia and New Zealand found that connections of all types are at the heart of sustainable development, in a webinar held by the North Asia Centre of Asia-Pacific Excellence
Next Generation Trans-Pacific Leaders Unite for Sustainability
They may be an ocean apart, but cross-pollination between New Zealand and Chile can help address our shared climate challenges.
Winds of Change: 2021 Cohort Collaborates for Climate Change
In a world with different cultures, policies, and climates, how do we find solutions for environmental challenges that similarly affect us all?
Fixing Our Water Crisis: the Role of Indigenous Knowledge
We must change how we manage water urgently, say a team of young leaders from Chile and Aotearoa, who united under the CAPE Winds of Change programme to explore indigenous solutions to water problems.
