Don Nyagudi, Author at IVolunteer International

Inequities in economic opportunities between the mainland and overseas territories of a country

Most overseas territories of countries like the US lag behind when it comes to economic opportunities. This article focuses on the territories comparing them to he mainland.

Don Nyagudi December 16, 2022

Kenya’s Hustler Fund: Reimagining access to affordable credit in Kenya?

Access to affordable credit in Kenya has been an issue for small business. The new government seeks to solve this using the hustler fund.

Don Nyagudi December 16, 2022

Impact of learning poverty on the economic growth and development of developing countries

Research by the World Bank shows that over 50% of children in developing countries cannot read a simple story by the age of 10. This learning poverty impacts on their educational progress in the future affecting their skills thus human capital inefficiencies. As a result, developing countries lag behind when it comes to economic growth and development.

Don Nyagudi October 31, 2022

Photo showing a person on the streets begging for food.

Impact of Russia-Ukraine war inflation on struggling economies

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has continued to exacerbate economic suffering among poor countries which are already grappling with political and economic issues. At the centre of this suffering is food inflation which is making life unbearable for people.

Multiple Authors October 5, 2022

Climate justice for Africa: Building up to COP 27 (Africa’s COP)

Africa has contributed the least towards Climate change ( less than 4% of carbon emissions) yet her people are the most vulnerable. Climate Justice for Africa is anchored on advocating and pushing for equal sharing of the burden of Climate Change and recognition that even though it’s incumbent upon everyone to #ActNow, wealthier nations need to do more to finance Climate change adaptation in Africa.

Don Nyagudi September 17, 2022

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