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Dalberg launches an initiative to support start-ups in Nairobi
Recognising that entrepreneurship holds a lot of potential for solving societal problems, promoting job creation and driving economic growth, Dalberg Nairobi has launched an initiative to support the start-up community.
READ MORE »What it means to lead now: social impact leaders respond to uncertain times
This is the first blog in a series looking at how social impact leaders are responding to recent political disruptions.
READ MORE »Dalberg Announces New Research Business
Research Solutions Africa Joins Dalberg as Dalberg Research
READ MORE »Meeting People Where They Are: Smallholder Farmers
There are an estimated 500 million smallholder farmers who live and work in low- and middle-income countries and are highly underserved by critical services
READ MORE »Delivering Key Government Initiatives in Guinea
Dalberg is working closely with the Prime Minister of Guinea to design, launch, and lead a Delivery Unit to improve delivery of key government initiatives.
READ MORE »Meeting People Where They Are – Smallscale Fisherfolk
Ocean fisheries are one of our most important and resilient resources, yet they are in crisis. Nearly 40% of fisheries have collapsed or are overexploited, risking the livelihoods 350 million people, the food security nearly of 3 billion people, and threatening countless species in the world’s most bio-diverse waters.
READ MORE »The role of multi-stakeholder initiatives in promoting the resilience of smallholder agriculture to climate change in Africa
Our study looks at how we can build stronger smallholder farmer resilience to climate change impacts in Africa.
READ MORE »Meeting People Where They Are – Underemployed Youth
Of the 420 million youth aged 15 to 35 in Africa today, the majority are unemployed, discouraged, or marginally employed in informal sector, where jobs are typically less stable and have lower earnings potential.
READ MORE »Meeting People Where They Are – Expecting Mothers
Expecting mothers struggle with access to quality information and care for their newborns. This contributes to a high number of infant deaths worldwide – as many as 2.8 million in 2013 – within the first 28 days of life
READ MORE »Entrepreneurship and inclusive growth
Dalberg hosts panel celebrating nearly two decades of work in Africa.
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