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COVID-19 exposes why the ambitious goal to end extreme poverty is inadequate

Efosa Ojomo

COVID-19 exposes why the ambitious goal to end extreme poverty is inadequate

Unfortunately, the virus won’t be the last crisis to expose how vulnerable billions of people remain despite not technically living in “extreme poverty.”

May 28, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

From fishing to finance; innovating in the midst of COVID-19

Efosa Ojomo

From fishing to finance; innovating in the midst of COVID-19

Economic crises have always led to new innovations. In the face of the present pandemic, here's how some companies are finding ways to adapt while making the world a better place.

May 21, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

With development pushed back 30 years, these innovations are critical for recovery

Efosa Ojomo

With development pushed back 30 years, these innovations are critical for recovery

The global pandemic threatens to plunge half a billion people into poverty. Here are five reasons market-creating innovations can fuel a recovery.

May 14, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

COVID-19 isn’t the only disease to cripple emerging economies—it’s time to tackle those too

Lincoln Wilcox

COVID-19 isn’t the only disease to cripple emerging economies—it’s time to tackle those too

After beating COVID-19, governments, development organizations, and the private sector should carry the momentum forward to fight endemic diseases that cripple emerging economies.

May 7, 2020

Lincoln Wilcox

3 questions for development organizations to ask themselves in the wake of COVID-19

Efosa Ojomo

3 questions for development organizations to ask themselves in the wake of COVID-19

It’s tempting to focus on quick fixes to the problems caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. But with a more holistic approach, over time many poor regions will no longer rely on assistance.

Apr 30, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: LULA

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: LULA

We chatted with LULA co-founder and CEO Velani Mboweni about his organization’s journey to democratizing affordable transportation in Africa.

Apr 23, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

Lessons from COVID-19 on solving poverty

Lincoln Wilcox

Lessons from COVID-19 on solving poverty

As the world bands together to beat the pandemic, let’s take note of lessons learned from the crisis and apply them when tackling long-standing problems like poverty.

Apr 16, 2020

Lincoln Wilcox

Doing a better job of doing good

Lincoln Wilcox

Doing a better job of doing good

By taking the time to understand what causes prosperity and then implement it where it’s needed most, we’ll not only be doing good, but doing it better.

Apr 2, 2020

Lincoln Wilcox

Innovators Creating Prosperity: Babban Gona

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: Babban Gona

We spoke with Kola Masha, founder and managing director of Babban Gona, about how his organization is helping solve Nigeria's youth unemployment crisis.

Mar 30, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

The World Bank’s $12B COVID-19 fund can have lasting impact: Here’s how

Efosa Ojomo

The World Bank’s $12B COVID-19 fund can have lasting impact: Here’s how

For the World Bank to tackle COVID-19 effectively in poor countries, it needs to do more than simply strengthen the healthcare system.

Mar 24, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

America was once an emerging market

Efosa Ojomo

America was once an emerging market

America's rags-to-riches story isn't exceptional; it follows the same predictable path as other now-prosperous countries. That path offers hope for emerging markets today.

Mar 17, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

On International Women’s Day, let’s celebrate the women who are working to build a better tomorrow

Efosa Ojomo

On International Women’s Day, let’s celebrate the women who are working to build a better tomorrow

When young girls see women start and build companies that significantly impact society, a virtuous cycle of empowerment begins.

Mar 8, 2020

Efosa Ojomo

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