For nearly anyone transforming an innovative concept into a profit-making enterprise, entrepreneurship is literally “risky business.” Starting a company often requires money, time, networks, and expertise far beyond an entrepreneur’s early expectations and best-laid plans. Even in economies that actively

While battling the COVID-19 Pandemic, a new animal killing disease also emerged in Papua New Guinea: African Swine Fever. Like other pig farmers in the Upper Highlands, Grace Mark, who lives in the Jiwaka Province, was at risk of losing her livelihood. A single mother with two children, Grace is a

Now employing more than 100 people, Atela Yee’s bakery is always open to customers. With the COVID-19 pandemic, overnight business is slow, but a cup of tea and a slice are always available through the side window for taxi drivers and shift workers who have a permit to move around during the curfew.

As the COVID-19 pandemic finally begins to recede, developing economies will need all worthy tools at their disposal as they move toward greater economic productivity and opportunity. The transformative powers of digital technology will be at the heart of these efforts: digital interventions can help

With access to the Suez Canal, one of the most strategic waterways in the world, the Egyptian agricultural market offers farmers, big and small, the opportunity to see their economic potential grow exponentially. Agriculture is a major component of the Egyptian economy, contributing up to 14.5

In this interview, we sat down with David Kahan, Team Leader for the EU-funded Technical Cooperation Facility (TCF) to the Agriculture Development Strategy (ADS) project in Nepal, implemented by DT Global, to get his insights on the country and program. The ADS program implements activities to