Quentin Grafton's guest appearances

Quentin Grafton

AWP Kini Interviews with Leading Water Practioners

Policy Forum Pod

Gareth Evans

Marilyn Waring

Philip Alston

Jeremy Corbyn

Peter Singer

Terry Waite

Jeni Klugman

David Williamson

John Hewson

Tim Higgins

Glyn Davis

Simon Springer

Hugh White

Richard Baldwin

Andrew Leigh

OwlTail

Welcome to the seventh interview in the Kini Interview series. Today we talk to Prof. Quentin Grafton, an economist from the Australian National University who works at the nexus between Food, Water, Energy, and the Environment.In this interview Quentin discusses:•	The future of food and farming in light of growing 2008 / 2009 food crises that is linked to water scarcity problems.•	Networks and resources that may be used to learn more about these issues and engage with these problems.•	Participatory planning processes used to develop policy on how to address these future problems.•	Examples from the Asia Pacific region where these issues are prevalent and how they are playing outPlease enjoy this far reaching, and inspiring discussion with Prof. Quentin Grafton.

Welcome to the seventh interview in the Kini Interview series. Today we talk to Prof. Quentin Grafton, an economist from the Australian National University who works at the nexus between Food, Water, Energy, and the Environment. In this interview Quentin discusses: •	The future of food and farming in light of growing 2008 / 2009 food crises that is linked to water scarcity problems. •	Networks and resources that may be used to learn more about these issues and engage with these problems. •	Participatory planning processes used to develop policy on how to address these future problems. •	Examples from the Asia Pacific region where these issues are prevalent and how they are playing out Please enjoy this far reaching, and inspiring discussion with Prof. Quentin Grafton.

Prof. Quentin Grafton – The Water-Food-Energy Nexus and Addressing Wicked Problems

Bob Cotton

Sue Regan

Australia is getting set to head to the polls. But what policy areas are likely to feature over the coming weeks, and what policy issues are likely to be ignored? In this Australian election special pod, policy experts Quentin Grafton, Sue Regan and Bob Cotton chat with Martyn Pearce about what has been promised, what might be promised, what will be promised, and what should be promised.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Australia is getting set to head to the polls. But what policy areas are likely to feature over the coming weeks, and what policy issues are likely to be ignored? In this Australian election special pod, policy experts Quentin Grafton, Sue Regan and Bob Cotton chat with Martyn Pearce about what has been promised, what might be promised, what will be promised, and what should be promised. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Australian election special: Bob Cotton, Sue Regan and Quentin Grafton