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  • Rebecca Regan-Sachs

    Africa Election Watch 2011: Nigeria

    The most significant presidential election this year in sub-Saharan Africa occurred this past weekend. Nigeria already has so many pieces of the puzzle: bountiful resources, auspicious geography, a famously entrepreneurial and optimistic population. But it will take an exceptionally shrewd and courageous leader to fit the pieces together.

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  • Sarah Conway

    From Unite for Sight: Hearing the Pitch

    From recycled MP3 players given new life as educational tools to creating health centers at truck stops, to employing women with HIV as craftspeople, one highlight highlight of year’s Unite For Sight Global Health and Innovation Conference was attending social enterprise pitches - ideas in the early implementation or brainstorming stages.

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    Education, Health Care, Impact Assessment, Social Enterprise
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    skill development, social enterprise
  • Heather Esper

    Narratives Are Not Enough

    Many of you have been tracking the aftermath of the 60 Minutes report about Greg Mortenson?s non-profit, Central Asian Institute (CAI), the allegations of mismanagement and misrepresentations in his book, Three Cups of Tea. It shows how critical it is to collect actual data on how organizations impact poverty. How can we increase transparency?

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    Impact Assessment
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    philanthropy, poverty alleviation
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