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Tag Archives: D. Talks
Video: D. Talks – Amir Dossal, Chairman of the Global Partnerships Forum
By Cecilia Chen and Sanchali Pal Recently, Amir Dossal, Chairman of the Global Partnerships Forum and Co-Initiator of the Pearl Initiative, visited Dalberg New York to deliver a D. Talk on corporate philanthropy’s shift from charity to smart investment. Mr. … Continue reading
D. Talks: Connecting the ‘tech side’ to the ‘gender side’ of bridging the ICT gender gap
In the parts of the world with reliable access to high-speed Internet, complaints about unrelenting email and a culture that’s too ‘wired’ and ‘always on’ are common. In those places, it’s easy to forget that a majority of the world’s … Continue reading
D. Talks: The Changing Corporate Dynamic: Shifting From Charity to Smart Investment
By Angela Rastegar In a world of increasingly linked global markets, corporations are beginning to realize opportunities exist in finding synergies between sustaining business competitiveness and promoting social outcomes. Accordingly, corporations are shifting their “corporate social responsibility” (CSR) efforts from … Continue reading
D. Talks: A promising solution for youth unemployment in MENA countries
by Cecilia Z. Chen In Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) countries, only 35% of youth participate in the labor force, compared to 52% globally. Chronic youth unemployment runs rampant, at 26.5% and 27.9% for the Middle East and North … Continue reading
D. Talks: The Engagement Gap
by Yuting Lien, Summer Consultant In the South African province of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), the HIV infection rate is among the highest in the world. Local clinics offer free information, testing and other services, but many people refuse to visit them. … Continue reading
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D.Talks: Big Data in Development
By Lily Lyman, Angela Rastegar, and Dan Zook In 2011, the world produced more data than in all previous years combined. Collected through digital platforms such as social media, mobile phones, and other technologies, “big data” – or the massive … Continue reading
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