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Understanding this about Taiwan will help more foreign aid projects succeed

Efosa Ojomo

Understanding this about Taiwan will help more foreign aid projects succeed

A majority of foreign aid programs either fail or are unsustainable. This need not be the case. Understanding this particular factor can help many more programs succeed.

June 19, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

3 things Clayton Christensen has taught me about innovation and economic development

Efosa Ojomo

3 things Clayton Christensen has taught me about innovation and economic development

Over the past few years, I have had the privilege of learning from and being mentored by one of the greatest management thinkers in the world. Here are three things he has taught me about innovation and economic developm...

June 12, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

Entrepreneurs

Assessing exports through the lens of innovation

Efosa Ojomo

Assessing exports through the lens of innovation

Exports are often seen as a viable path to prosperity. Many countries, following in the model of Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, and Hong Kong, try to establish their exports in order to develop. But results are often te...

June 5, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

Entrepreneurs

What if we connected education to the needs of our economies?

Efosa Ojomo

What if we connected education to the needs of our economies?

When done right, education not only expands students' minds, but also gives them the tools to climb up the economic ladder.

Apr 2, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

5 tips to avoid an innovation flop

Efosa Ojomo

5 tips to avoid an innovation flop

70% of new products fail. Here are five ways to get innovation right.

Jan 30, 2018

Efosa Ojomo

Nonconsumption

Entrepreneurs in the ring: Fighting to create global prosperity

Efosa Ojomo

Entrepreneurs in the ring: Fighting to create global prosperity

Entrepreneurs have an incredible opportunity to change our world for the better, but how should they go about it?

Dec 12, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

Nonconsumption

Innovate your way to better governance; there’s almost no other way

Efosa Ojomo

Innovate your way to better governance; there’s almost no other way

Conventional wisdom suggests that good governance is an input to the economic prosperity creation equation. But what if good governance were a result of prosperity and not solely an input?

Nov 13, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

Market-creating innovations

On Kenya’s elections, it’s best to keep our eyes on the prize

Efosa Ojomo

On Kenya’s elections, it’s best to keep our eyes on the prize

What if elections are not the right metric for Kenyans to be focusing on at the moment with regards to development?

Nov 1, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

Market-creating innovations

Innovation & tech: Africa’s only hope in educating hundreds of millions of children

Efosa Ojomo

Innovation & tech: Africa’s only hope in educating hundreds of millions of children

It will cost sub Saharan Africa more than $26 billion to achieve universal primary education. But that is using conventional models and projections. What if there is a more impactful and less expensive way?

Sept 19, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

On toilets: Why the Indian government should listen to Bill Gates

Efosa Ojomo

On toilets: Why the Indian government should listen to Bill Gates

Open defecation is often seen as a huge problem in the world and is treated as such. But what if we listed all the "good things" about it and created a better solution?

Aug 15, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

Our obsession with building “good institutions” might be doing more harm than good

Efosa Ojomo

Our obsession with building “good institutions” might be doing more harm than good

Building good political and economic institutions is often promoted as a hallmark in economic development, but our focus on building institutions makes us miss the most important part.

July 6, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

RE: Development… Why we should stop giving people what we think they need

Efosa Ojomo

RE: Development… Why we should stop giving people what we think they need

Billions of dollars are spent every year providing needs for poor people. But what if that approach, giving people what we think they need, is flawed? There's a better way.

June 28, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

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