The Emerging Market Era
A "reverse innovation" guru provides anecdotes and advice about how to succeed in emerging markets.
Social innovations that improve the living standards of the poor (more)
A "reverse innovation" guru provides anecdotes and advice about how to succeed in emerging markets.
Elizabeth Littlefield heads up OPIC, a federal agency that helps steer billions of dollars of private investment capital to developing countries.
Circles, a national program for helping families get out of poverty, taps an underused resource: middle-class support groups.
The variation in lifetime earnings and wealth is largely determined by skills acquired by age 23.
Local government strategic planning is needed to move cities forward at the necessary rate of reform.
In his new book, Harvard political philosopher Michael Sandel asks what, if any, are the moral limits of the marketplace.
The entire cocoa sector—exporters, NGOs, manufacturers, and governments—must help farmers boost their productivity and income.
To develop the next generation of cocoa farmers in Ghana, Kraft Foods created a cross-sector initiative with a long-term view.
US Federal subsidies encourage waste and incentivize unsustainable business practices.