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From TEDxBYU: Why the counterintuitive solution to poverty is no longer trying to eradicate it

Efosa Ojomo

From TEDxBYU: Why the counterintuitive solution to poverty is no longer trying to eradicate it

In this TEDxBYU talk, Efosa Ojomo describes a fundamental misunderstanding many development organizations have with fixing poverty, then highlights an interesting and surprising insight.

July 11, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

The push for “free” universal education in Africa often falls short—here’s a better way

Efosa Ojomo

The push for “free” universal education in Africa often falls short—here’s a better way

Education is vital, but governments and development organizations need to focus on improving learning and employment outcomes, not just getting students into classrooms.

July 9, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: Fyodor Biotechnologies

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: Fyodor Biotechnologies

Malaria kills more than 420,000 people annually. We spoke with Dr. Eddy Agbo of Fyodor Biotechnologies about his innovation that takes the guesswork out of treating the deadly disease.

July 2, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

On corruption: How South Africa’s new leader can replace bold promises with bold action

Efosa Ojomo

On corruption: How South Africa’s new leader can replace bold promises with bold action

Newly elected President Cyril Ramaphosa has vowed to fight corruption in South Africa. Success will require tackling the problem at its root.

June 27, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

Why this missing ingredient is crucial for the Rust Belt’s revival

Lincoln Wilcox

Why this missing ingredient is crucial for the Rust Belt’s revival

The poverty rate of many cities in America’s Rust Belt is well over twice the national average. Tackling the problem will require new thinking.

June 20, 2019

Lincoln Wilcox

What everyone gets wrong about corruption

Efosa Ojomo

What everyone gets wrong about corruption

Many of us have the corruption equation backwards, and it’s limiting economic development.

June 13, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

A how-to guide for taking the guesswork out of innovation in emerging markets

Efosa Ojomo

A how-to guide for taking the guesswork out of innovation in emerging markets

Innovation is often perceived as risky, but using these five approaches will increase the odds of success.

June 6, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

Lessons on innovation, economic prosperity, and cultivating joy

Efosa Ojomo

Lessons on innovation, economic prosperity, and cultivating joy

As Efosa Ojomo gears up for the Aspen Ideas Festival, he reflects on three of the most important lessons he's learned from his mentor and colleague, Clayton Christensen.

May 30, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

For Jumia—Africa’s tech unicorn—to succeed, here’s who it must focus on

Efosa Ojomo

For Jumia—Africa’s tech unicorn—to succeed, here’s who it must focus on

Excitement has swirled around Jumia—Africa's largest e-commerce company—since its IPO on the New York Stock Exchange last month. But what will it take for the "Amazon of Africa” to succeed?

May 23, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: EarthEnable

Efosa Ojomo

Innovators Creating Prosperity: EarthEnable

More than 75% of homes in Rwanda have dirt floors. For this Innovators Creating Prosperity post, EarthEnable co-founder Gayatri Datar spoke with us about an innovation that is changing the ground under Rwandans’ feet.

May 16, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

A case study on the power of market-creating innovations: MicroEnsure

Christensen Institute

A case study on the power of market-creating innovations: MicroEnsure

People living in poverty—who often need insurance the most—are usually those least likely to have it. In this video, Karen Dillon explains how one company spotted an opportunity to change that.

May 2, 2019

Christensen Institute

After running a poverty alleviation organization for 10 years, here’s what I’ve learned

Efosa Ojomo

After running a poverty alleviation organization for 10 years, here’s what I’ve learned

What if the most powerful way to end poverty is not being explored enough? Here are some lessons I learned from running a nonprofit for ten years.

Apr 25, 2019

Efosa Ojomo

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