This was looking impressive, but Zimbabwe being a top performer in Africa and outperforming many countries with higher GDP had me wondering, 'What is in the index?'. There is no explicit accounting for mining and the massive destruction it brings about. https://t.co/argkDAQWwN
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@WBG_Poverty@WorldBank The data for many countries in Southern Africa is old. As users of the profiles, we would appreciate a note on why countries that score highly on statistical capacity do not have updated poverty statistics.
A guide to bridge building. It's designed to strengthen relationships & build greater connection in/with communities. It's also relevant to those seeking to cross silos & build collective purpose for improvement in health & care: https://t.co/sQlvByXawz Thank you @Rships_Project
I am very privileged to be facilitating the Zimbabwe launch of the UNDESA National Capacities for MSMEs Resilience Project. Much to learn from the many experienced participants @UNDESA@UNDESASocial
A paper in @Nature_NPJ Science of Learning argues that education policies must prioritize equity in learning outcomes over equality in learning opportunities, if they seek to disrupt the perpetuation of social and economic inequality across generations. https://t.co/8u7UCGEwyz
Can sanctions actually force Putin to retreat from Ukraine?
The Russian economy will be hurting, but history shows us U.S. sanctions often backfire. Here's why:
@lare_sisay Congratulations! I have no idea what the first one was for but knowing you, it can only be some great achievement that we may have missed. If not, congratulation still for being yourself👏👏👏
What can we learn about policy errors in Zimbabwe using a till slip?
A lot and, most importantly, that tempering with incentive structures, if not thought out well, can be disastrous for an economy.
https://t.co/CiFCDDG8MB
Interesting reactions from Zimbabweans to this post that I shared in a WhatsApp group and LinkedIn.
Turns out for some, pointing out that the archer has missed the target is 'unwarranted criticism of good intentions'.
https://t.co/beXwIvPyuc
"Successful societies invest in their children and young people, producing lifelong, intergenerational benefits for health, wellbeing, and the economy."
@Sarah_Dlish et al. describe aims of @cap2030org, a @WHO-@UNICEF-@TheLancet#FutureChild follow-up: https://t.co/4SsXnfQf8H.
@lare_sisay It is a good thing....Proof of their growing wisdom and the changing of the guard. I am enjoying the role reversal and extending it to responsibility for groceries😋