Skilling for the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the case of Uganda
Our research focuses on the effect of 4IR on youth unemployment and further examines the most demanded skills for the future of work.
Are Sri Lankan Women Abandoned in Digital Transformation?
This article explores the factors hindering Sri Lankan women’s access to technology and discusses ways to overcome them.
The fourth Industrial Revolution and the re-skilling Challenge: a View from the Global South
The reskilling challenge in the Global South calls for a holistic and context-specific reframing exercise. Here is how to do it.
Tackling data scarcity in developing countries through public-private partnerships
This article explores if public-private partnerships can be an effective means of addressing data gaps in developing countries and helping them to build back better.
Long-COVID in Governance Systems: Democracy under Threat
Across many countries we are seeing the results of poor leadership, corruption or mismanagement leading to economic and political crises.
The need for quality open data for citizens
If we seek to improve confidence in public policies and governments, the information presented to citizens must necessarily be easy to access.
Youth Migration: Challenges and Opportunities for Sri Lanka
As human capital is one of the most valuable resources in Sri Lanka, brain drain can be detrimental.
What the number of Olympic Medals say about a Country’s Economic Development
A well-organized sport development structure and a high level of funding can propel a country to the top of the medal table.
Reducing open government data asymmetries in the Global South: a perspective from Latin America
Making government data available to all is a keystone in improving public transparency and accountability.
The Ugandan Parish Development Model Should Benefit Persons with Disabilities
Community practitioners should raise awareness about existing programs and opportunities for PWDs like entrepreneurship and training.
