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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

Four reasons why the Oxfam report on inequality in Nigeria missed the point

Efosa Ojomo

Four reasons why the Oxfam report on inequality in Nigeria missed the point

Oxfam's May 17th report on inequality in Nigeria was informative, but it misdiagnosed the country's problem. Here's why.

June 22, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

Why development organizations should be more like Netflix and less like Blockbuster

Efosa Ojomo

Why development organizations should be more like Netflix and less like Blockbuster

What in the world do the strategies of Blockbuster and Netflix have to development? Everything, it seems.

May 24, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

Bridge International Academies; a model for innovation

Efosa Ojomo

Bridge International Academies; a model for innovation

Bridge International Academies, a chain of primary schools has been the center of controversy in a few countries. Seeing Bridge through a different lens could impact your understanding of the organization.

May 3, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

The development industry has the development equation backwards

Efosa Ojomo

The development industry has the development equation backwards

The development industry does many good things to help alleviate poverty. Unfortunately, many in the industry are missing the most important component for development.

Apr 26, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

Poor countries don’t need stock markets—they need markets

Efosa Ojomo

Poor countries don’t need stock markets—they need markets

Poor countries need capital, but how should it be deployed? Copying and pasting the methods used by wealthy countries may be tempting, but it's not the answer.

Apr 5, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

Innovation in Africa: Where the digital and analog worlds collide

Efosa Ojomo

Innovation in Africa: Where the digital and analog worlds collide

In an interview with Afrolutionist, researcher Efosa Ojomo explains why Africa needs both a digital and an analog strategy.

Mar 17, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

Emerging market, e-commerce investors: Be patient for growth, but impatient for profits

Efosa Ojomo

Emerging market, e-commerce investors: Be patient for growth, but impatient for profits

Want to create the next Amazon in an emerging market? This piece offers some counterintuitive advice.

Mar 9, 2017

Efosa Ojomo

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