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Voices of SGT - podcast

"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.
Cover art design for the Voices of SGT
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, urbanization and development, to contribute to environmental, cultural, and societal impacts in Africa, Asia and Latin America.

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