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The O-Farms team is very pleased to announce the in-person event Scaling Up Circular - How to move circular agribusiness from margin to mainstream, which took place on June 16th as part of Mettā Nairobi’s “What’s Next” event series. O-Farms is
In this episode, we had online discussion powered by Hivos East Africa, with some of the foremost female filmmakers and professionals in Kenya. We delved into their various exploits as they shared what they learned over the years. During this s
I this episode we sat down with 3 storytellers and creative experts who tell stories through a variety of different media. Hear how they use different their different kinds of content to tell meaningful and engaging stories, how they create, wh
The starting point for this conversation was instigated by the concept of examining hegemonic structures in the visual artistry field along vertical.The focus was on exploring innovative artists who are moving on the circular and have embedded
In this 4th and final episode of the Creative Podcast Series, we talked about creating in the midst of a crisis and the different kinds of constraints imposed on fashion designers. We wanted to highlight some of the different challenges faced b
The goal of the podcast was to dissect the dynamics of how to achieve circularity and its viability in the fashion business. The panelists included our Creative DNA participant, Lynda Nanu (Favoloso by Nanu) and Oliver Asike who is the creative
In partnership with the Creative DNA program, we hosted the Co-Creation Initiatives live podcast recording. The goal of the podcast was to showcase the intrinsic dynamics of a sample real-life co-creation initiative powered within and outside t
Mettā in collaboration with Hivos East Africa is excited to bring you the #WomenIn Literature. In this episode, we sat down with 4 leading ladies in the literary space to listen to their stories & ideas about the literary scene in Kenya. They t
This episode is brought to you be the Creative DNA Program which was a 12 month incubation program, powered by the British Council Kenya, that sought to help 11 fashion businesses grow by tackling various growth stage challenges. In this episod
Mettā in collaboration with Hivos East Africa is excited to bring you the #WhatsGood Creative Ambition podcast series.In the second edition of the #WhatsGood Creative Ambition series, we looked into the music industry where we focused on two b
This episode is brought you to by Hivos, under The Resources of Open Mind project, which supports the global creative work and projects of artists, musicians, and media producers around the world.The project through its various initiatives aim
This episode is brought to you by Hivos East Africa, a development aid organization that provides financial support to organizations working in Africa, Latin America, and Asia. They advocate for and support knowledge sharing, in particular in t
This episode is brought to you by Amref Health Africa, the largest Africa based International NGO with programs in over 35 countries in Africa.In this episode, of the #WhatsGoodRedesigningSociety series, we discussed the current and anticipate
The goal of this second episode of the 2-part startup lobbying series was to discuss the strategies startups can employ for aggregating and speaking in one voice to influence laws. We draw lessons from active associations like the Kenya Private
This episode is brought you to by HiiL Justice Accelerator, the world’s only accelerator that focuses on preventing and resolving justice problems. They help startups scale and grow by providing coaching, mentoring, and grants.In this episode,
This episode was recorded during "The How to Thrive Remotely Webinar" where we discussed the intricacies of remote working.Some of the key topics we covered included:1. Rules of Thumb in Remote Working.2. Cybersecurity Implications of Worki
This episode was recorded during "The Stories of COVID-19" Webinar hosted by Baraza Media Lab. The webinar was a discussion on life at the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic, how the media can communicate better to the public about the situat
In this episode, we discuss social protection for gig workers, the importance of trust-as-a-service in building successful gig platforms and predictions for the future workforce. Speakers included:1. Akshay Shah- Executive Director, Silafri
In this episode, we hear from Paul Kasimu, Chief Human Resource Officer at Safaricom and Joan Kamau, Head of Sales at African Management Institute where they talked about talent development in light of the Future of Work.Soundbites:"Digital
Hello and welcome to the Mettā Podcast. A podcast dedicated to bringing you live recordings from Mettā events covering a wide range of multi-disciplinary topics converging at the intersection of innovation in the African continent.For more of
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