What have we learned from the first six episodes of Reimagining Government? Javiera Godoy, Katie Rose, and our host Adrian Brown revisits highlights, delve into the topics covered, and shares updates from the changemakers of season one.

Episode description  What might it look like to reimagine governance in global development where the Global South and Global North converge? In this episode, we shine a light on the people rethinking practices and challenging power dynamics in global development. Learn more about what it could look like to reimagine global development. If you're a public servant or government official, we want to hear your examples and experiences. Head over to Join the Apolitical Q&A discussion, and share your experiences with public servants worldwide. 00:00 - 03:58 - Introduction 03:59 - 14:18 - Julie Mwabe: Sustainable solutions require local knowledge and engagement  14:19 - 26:19 - Giulio Quaggiotto: The importance of innovation in global development 26:52 - 35:18 - Roopa Sahoo:Telling the stories of people in Odisha, India 35:19 - 45:58 - Sanjay Purohit: Collaborating across levels and sectors to scale solutions effectively in India 45:59 - 49:12 - Conclusion

What does it look like for national governments to adapt to the modern challenges we face today, and how can leaders share power with those best placed to act? In this episode, we explore what it takes to rethink government at a national level, and speak to the changemakers who are spearheading efforts around the world.  Learn more about what a reimagined government could look like. If you're a public servant or government official, we want to hear your examples. Head over to the Apolitical Q&A discussion, and share your experiences with public servants worldwide. Host & Interviewees  00:00 Adrian Brown (Host) - Executive Director, Centre for Public Impact 02:06 Thea Snow (Host) - Director, Australia and New Zealand, Centre for Public Impact 03:58 Misha Kaur - Innovation Specialist, Observatory of Public Sector Innovation, OECD 12:25 Ruth Glassborow - Director of Improvement, Healthcare Improvement Scotland 15:15 Diana Hekerem - Head of Transformational Redesign Support, Improvement Hub, Healthcare Improvement Scotland 22:03 Olli-Pekka Heinonen - Director General, International Baccalaureate Organization (formerly Director General of the Finnish National Agency for Education) 29:34 Jolene Head - Director, Indigenous Procurement Policy, Public Services and Procurement Canada 39:04 Aaron Maniam - Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Communications and Information, Singapore Government

Once trust is broken, it can be hard to rebuild.  In this episode, we highlight the legitimacy crisis facing government. We examine how government leaders are confronting racial justice and civil rights issues to forge a more equitable future, and how they are working to repair the broken relationship with historically marginalised communities across the United States. Learn more about what governments can do to build their legitimacy here. If you're a public servant or government official, we want to hear your examples of how you’re building towards a more equitable way of working. Head over to the Apolitical Q&A discussion, and share your experiences with public servants worldwide.

What might new government approaches to health and social care look like? In this episode, we speak to changemakers who are putting the needs of those they care for first, and look at systems around the world that have transformed care. Learn more about what reimagined health and social care services could look like here. If you're a public servant or government official, we want to hear from you! What’s the most inspiring example you’ve seen of collaboration in the provision of health and social care in your country? Head over to the Apolitical Q&A discussion, and share your experiences with public servants worldwide.