Tinga Tory
An audio drama on who decides what happens to a community's resources.
A story about people, power and the resources that shape our communities, told through drama and everyday conversation. Produced as part of our work on equitable resource governance.
10 episodes
Start here · Episode 1
A story about people, power and the resources that shape our communities. Through drama and everyday conversations, this episode explores why communities deserve a voice in decisions about the resources around them, and what equitable resource governance should look like in practice.
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The story continues as we explore the realities that emerge when natural resources, livelihoods and the interests of communities collide. Who gets to make the decisions, who benefits, and who bears the cost?
Episode 3
The conversation goes deeper into what happens when decisions about natural resources affect the people who live closest to them. When communities have a stake in the outcome, should they not also have a voice in the process?
Episode 4
When decisions about resources are made, the consequences do not stay in the meeting room. They reach homes, livelihoods and entire communities, and the journey continues into the importance of making decisions that are fair, inclusive and accountable.
Episode 5
What does fairness really look like when everyone wants something different? The tensions, choices and human stories behind the governance of natural resources, because good governance is not just about resources. It is about people.
Episode 6
When communities speak, who is listening? This episode brings us closer to the people at the heart of the resource governance conversation, reminding us that meaningful participation is more than simply being present.
Episode 7
Resources can create opportunities, but without transparency and accountability, they can also create conflict and inequality. The story continues to examine the choices and responsibilities that come with managing resources that belong to communities and society.
Episode 8
Who benefits when resources are developed, and what happens to those who are left out? The conversation continues around inclusion, fairness and the need for communities to have a meaningful voice in decisions that affect their lives.
Episode 9
By now the questions are getting bigger. Who has power? Who gets heard? Who benefits? And who is responsible when things go wrong? The story moves closer to the heart of what equitable resource governance really means.
Episode 10
Every story has a turning point. In the final episode the conversations, choices and questions that have shaped the journey come together, leaving us with an important reminder: resources may be valuable, but the people they affect matter even more.