Sarah Queblatin from Green Releaf asks the question, how might we design for resilience in times of disruption and crisis? Exploring the work of Green Releaf, Sarah describes a number of community led, regenerative design activities which were undertaken after multiple environmental disasters or conflict.

What is Regeneration? Five voices from the Regenerative movement briefly explain their thoughts, and why Regenerative design holds the solution to replenishing the world's damaged ecosystems. With thanks to: Warren Brush, co-founder of Quail Springs Permaculture, and Resilience Design Consultant Dorothy Guerrero, head of policy at Global Justice Now Andy Goldring, CEO of the UK Permaculture Association Daniel Wahl, author of Designing Regenerative Cultures Gamelihle Sibanda, Biomimicry South Africa

YICE Uganda (www.yiceug.org) supported refugees in the Bukompe settlement with Permaculture training and garden designing, effectively building livelihoods, food security and ecological health. Part of a Re-Alliance series of webinars. www.re-alliance.org

Internationally celebrated Permaculture teacher, and author of the book Earth User’s Guide to Permaculture, Rosemary Morrow (Australia) is interviewed by Green ReLeaf Executive Director and co-founder Sarah Queblatin (Philippines). Rosemary discusses her experience with hosting Permaculture Design Certificate courses (PDCs) in refugee settlements and the abundance of positive benefits it brings, as well as other topics. Rosemary Morrow and Sarah Queblatin are members of the Permaculture For Refugees collective, and Re-Alliance members. Permaculture For Refugees website: https://www.permacultureforrefugees.org Green ReLeaf’s website: https://www.greenreleaf.org/

Gisele Henriques (Sustainability Technical lead, CAFOD) and Noah Ssempijja (Founder, YICE Uganda) discuss environmental risk management tools and experience for humanitarian and development settings.