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Tony Pipa discusses the need to modernize rural policy and make the connections between rural and urban areas visible
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In this week's episode, Ellen talks with Tony Pipa senior fellow at the Brookings Institution about the significance of rural policy and its outdated approaches. Tony discusses the essential role rural areas play in providing energy, food, and manufacturing for urban centers, emphasizing the need for a cohesive national rural strategy. Tony also highlights the Reimagining Rural Initiative at Brookings, which seeks to modernize rural policy. He underscores the importance of understanding rural-urban interconnectivity in policy-making and shares experiences from international settings where rural-urban ties are better integrated. The episode also explores how regional coalitions and economic projects can foster collaboration between rural and urban areas to ensure sustainable growth and economic vitality.
Episode Highlights:
02:51 Reimagining Rural Policy
05:07 Challenges and Opportunities in Rural Policy
11:59 Building Rural-Urban Connections
25:17 International Perspectives on Rural-Urban Interdependence
31:30 Changing the Narrative: Rural and Urban Interdependence
35:57 Tony's Podcast: Reimagine Rural
More Information:
Tony Pipa Bio, https://www.brookings.edu/people/anthony-f-pipa/
Reimagine Rural Policy Initiative, https://www.brookings.edu/collection/reimagining-rural-policy/
Tony's Reimagine Rural Podcast Series, https://www.brookings.edu/tags/reimagine-rural/
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