Stellah Kwasi retweeted
@EPRC_official together with the @PardeeCenterIFs is hosting a training on the basic use of the International Futures modeling and simulation. @PardeeCenterIFs is working to help provide analytical support for long-term strategic planning for Uganda #ifs #Uganda @UofDenver
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
See this post about our recent governance work with @USAIDUganda written by the great Stellah Kwasi (@Nyanam)!
Hot off the @AfricaAtLSE press! How improved governance & transparency can amplify long-term development: bit.ly/3sjJL50
Our partnership with @PardeeCenterIFs helps us turn data into action for greater #GlobalDev impact!
#ProvingWhatWorks
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
Hot off the @AfricaAtLSE press! How improved governance & transparency can amplify long-term development: bit.ly/3sjJL50
Our partnership with @PardeeCenterIFs helps us turn data into action for greater #GlobalDev impact!
#ProvingWhatWorks
I wrote an article on how good governance can aid sustainable development. #LSE #Governance #sustainabledevelopment
The link is often made between good governance and the ability to meet long-term development goals. But what is good governance, exactly?
A new report @BUPardeeCenter forecasts how forms of good governance can promote SDG targets in Uganda.
blogs.lse.ac.uk/africaatlse/…
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
The Covid mess is so annoying because you know it’s just a matter of time before most of the population will be outraged to realize they have developed chronic illnesses they didn’t previously have
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
NEW: Moderna is charging poor nations $29 per vaccine dose—far more than rich nations pay—while blocking African scientists from using its technology.
It is making billions overcharging for a vaccine that U.S. taxpayers helped create.
@POTUS must end this obscene profiteering.
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
Lots of people not professionally involved in climate change may be finding it difficult to understand what is going on at COP26. Many of the people here have no idea either! So I have tried to summarise where we are with three days to go. Hope it may be helpful. 🧵/1
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
"The solution to the climate crisis will not be achieved with more 'green capitalism', or more global carbon markets. The solution is civilizational change, to move towards an alternative model to capitalism."
—Luis Arce, President of Bolivia
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
As the #climate crisis intensifies, so does the crackdown on environmental activism. Our new report for #COP26 looks at 3 worrying trends:
❌Bans & restrictions on protests
❌Judicial harassment & legal persecution
❌Use of violence & vilification
monitor.civicus.org/ClimateJ…
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
2021 Global Rights Index
The 10 Worst Countries for Working People
Bangladesh🇧🇩
Belarus🇧🇾
Brazil🇧🇷
Colombia🇨🇴
Egypt🇪🇬
Honduras🇭🇳
Myanmar🇲🇲
Philippines🇵🇭
Turkey🇹🇷
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼
@ituc
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
Our economy is characterized by exploitation *not* because exploitation is a necessary feature of production, but because exploitation is a necessary feature of capital accumulation.
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
It’s wildly dumb that we keep talking about the “cost” of climate action when:
1) most of those costs are actually investments
2) the cost of inaction is astronomically more
3) our civilization is at stake
Stellah Kwasi retweeted
Our leaders say nice words about climate action, but they cannot bring themselves to do the one thing that actually matters: scale down fossil fuel production. On the contrary, production is projected to *increase* in the coming decades. theguardian.com/environment/…
