Promoting Inclusive Growth in Central Asia
December 4, 2018 12:34 pm“More important than speed, economic growth that is inclusive is crucial for a healthy and stable society.” In Central Asia,... View Article
“More important than speed, economic growth that is inclusive is crucial for a healthy and stable society.” In Central Asia,... View Article
Aman Vadhwaniya grew up in a family that valued enterprise and education. When he graduated high school, he and his... View Article
Kadiatou Diarra, age 8, is a smart girl who lives in Ballabougou with her mother, two sisters, and a brother.... View Article
Tajikistan, a landlocked country in Central Asia, is often characterized by its peaks, rugged terrain, and untouched landscapes. The country... View Article
Portio is a village in northern Côte d’Ivoire. Located roughly 30 miles from the border of Mali, Portio is nested... View Article
When Aisha Sethi was young, she had one goal: to apply to university. Now Director of the Dermatology Global Health... View Article
When most Americans think of what it’s like to be a doctor, they picture long, exhausting days in medical school,... View Article
In Mathare, a notoriously poor neighborhood in Nairobi, few families have books. Even schools lack suitable reading material. Across Kenya,... View Article
One fall afternoon, five women in the playroom of the new kindergarten in the Kyrgyz Republic talked about the changes... View Article
Alyna is one of the undergraduates who have brought life to the new Naryn campus of the University of Central... View Article