Watch @cortipaul, Research Fellow @ Economic Policy Research Centre, tmw @ the ERF webinar, titled "Growing Out of Debt: Perspectives from Developing Countries Around The World", organized by ERF with @FinDevLab, RedSur & @IDRC_CRDI
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Our researcher @cortipaul has emerged among top economists that provided the most accurate forecasts in 2022. See here: https://t.co/W52fvXDaQl #Uganda
Congrats @cortipaul always, for the insightful & accurate foresights. The root depth & reach are usually reflected in the tree blossom 😉
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A new journal article in Food Security by @nsunday8, @KahundeRehema, Blessing Atwine, Adesoji Adelaja, Justin George. Learn more about how specific resilience pillars mitigate the impact of drought on food security in Uganda. #FoodSecurity
Read more: https://t.co/0jOlr8xrHN
An exciting leadership role in development economics research and policy impact in Africa: Executive Director of @JPAL_Africa! Please apply! https://t.co/yBj2DADJhQ
How really do the informal businesses in Uganda look like? How are they thriving? @mofpedU and @EPRC_official have put together a comprehensive assessment of informal businesses. See here: https://t.co/a7rfvcPHlt
Religious traditions can sometimes stand in the way of long-term economic growth, say @emontero_CR of @HarrisPolicy and @deanyang of @umichECON. We spoke with them about why ill-timed festivals hampered long-run development in Mexico. #ResearchHighlight https://t.co/7Pakgrj8vD
Congratulations to the STAAARS+ Cohort 1 @EPRC_official team and to their mentors, @MSUAFRE profs Soji Adelaja @sojiajelaja and Justin Kappiaruparampil for publishing their work in @Food_Security!
New #article from @nsunday8 et al: How specific resilience pillars mitigate the impact of drought on food security: Evidence from Uganda
TL;DR: households in Uganda exhibit significantly low and nearly static resilience capacities.
https://t.co/a4VqCMwHxl
@NBSportUg What kind of sports journalism is this? You can't ask such a leading question. It's okay to solicit for people's subjective opinions but the question ought to be neutral.