How an understanding of Jobs to Be Done can strengthen democracy
Recent headlines on democracy have been bleak, but understanding what “job” each of us hires democracy for can help motivate us into action.
Sept 27, 2022
Author: Sandy Sanchez
What Somalia’s Impending Famine Teaches Us About Addressing Donor Fatigue
To avoid donor fatigue Somalia needs both emergency assistance to address immediate crises, and investments that create long term solutions.
Sept 7, 2022
From 911 to 988, assessing the new United States’ hotline through the lens of Jobs theory
If adequately operated and funded, the new 988 hotline will nail the “Job” of prioritizing mental health crisis care.
Aug 23, 2022
Rethinking Development Can Turn “Latin America’s Vicious Circle” Into a Virtuous One
Push strategies don't address the issue of long term economic growth, but market-creating innovations can turn the tide of development.
Aug 9, 2022
What The Economist gets wrong about democracy and development in Latin America
Institutional reforms alone won't create sustainable development. Instead, what we need to focus on is helping average Latin Americans make progress.
Aug 2, 2022