Tag: Inclusive Growth
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Commentary: Time to rethink Philippine economy’s reliance on remittances
Rethinking the Role of Remittances in the Philippine Economy The Philippines has long leaned on remittances from overseas Filipinos as a cornerstone of household income and national stability. While these inflows have provided a vital buffer against economic shocks and helped reduce poverty in many communities, they are not a universal signal of sustainable growth.…
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World Bank Poorest Nations Report: Kenya & Sub-Saharan Africa
Understanding the World Bank’s Poorest Nations Report The World Bank’s latest assessment of global poverty sheds new light on the distribution of income across nations, with a particular focus on the threshold of extreme poverty. Central to the analysis is the concept that a substantial share of the population in several countries survives on less…
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Diving into WB’s Report: Analyzing the World Bank’s View on the Poorest Nations
Introduction: What the World Bank’s report seeks to reveal The World Bank’s recent analysis, part of the broader Our World in Data project, highlights the persistent gap between wealthier and poorer nations, with sub-Saharan Africa featuring prominently among the most vulnerable regions. The report’s focus on daily income, household resilience, and long‑term development trajectories offers…
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UN Forecasts Global Economic Growth at 2.7% This Year Amid Tariffs and Uncertainty
Global Growth Outlook: 2.7% in 2026 The United Nations is projecting global economic growth of 2.7% for the year, a slight downward revision from the previous projection. The forecast reflects a landscape shaped by higher U.S. tariffs, persistent economic uncertainties, and ongoing geopolitical tensions. While growth remains positive, the pace is modest by historical standards,…
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Unlocking Africa’s Critical Minerals for Broad-Based Prosperity and Global Competitiveness
Introduction: The promise of Africa’s critical minerals Africa sits at a pivotal moment in the global minerals economy. It hosts a wealth of critical resources—lithium, cobalt, graphite, rare earths, copper, and more—that are essential to the clean-energy transition, digital technologies, and modern manufacturing. Yet the continent’s potential remains unevenly realized. The question is not just…
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Namibia Builds Inclusive Mining Growth with EMAN Collaboration
Namibia Charts a Path for Inclusive Mining Development In a strategic move to strengthen the nation’s mineral value chain, the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy of Namibia hosted a consultative meeting with the Emerging Mining Association of Namibia (EMAN) on January 7, 2026. The session marked a concerted effort to gather insights from emerging…
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Namibia’s Mines Ministry Champions Inclusive Growth Through EMAN Engagement
National Input for Inclusive Mineral Development In a landmark move toward a more inclusive mineral sector, Namibia’s Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy (MIME) hosted a consultative meeting with the Emerging Mining Association of Namibia (EMAN) on 7 January 2026. The session aimed to gather insights from emerging miners and refine policy directions that promote…
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Ghana Champions Inclusive Growth and Green Industrialisation at Abu Dhabi Dialogue
Ghana Stands at the Forefront of Inclusive Growth Ghana’s political leadership is turning heads at a high-level international dialogue in Abu Dhabi as Minority Chief Whip Frank Annoh-Dompreh represents the country on key sustainable development themes. The discussions focus on inclusive growth—ensuring that the benefits of development reach all segments of society—and green industrialisation as…
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Dompreh Champions Inclusive Growth and Green Industrialisation in Abu Dhabi
Ghana’s Representative Brings Inclusive Growth into the Global Conversation Ghana’s Minority Chief Whip, Frank Annoh-Dompreh, is representing his country at a high-level international dialogue in Abu Dhabi. The discussions emphasize inclusive growth and green industrialisation as central pillars of sustainable development. As a leading voice from Ghana, Annoh-Dompreh is underscoring how inclusive policies and environmentally…
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Dompreh Champions Inclusive Growth and Green Industrialisation in Abu Dhabi Dialogue
Ghana’s Voice for Inclusive Growth Returns to the Global Stage In a landmark appearance at a high-level international dialogue in Abu Dhabi, minority Chief Whip Frank Annoh-Dompreh represents Ghana with a clear mandate: to place inclusive growth and green industrialisation at the center of sustainable development discussions. As a senior parliamentarian and advocate for equitable…