Speakers for the Pathways to Youth Employment conferenceSylvain Kalache
List of speakers for Pathways to Youth Employment – Apprenticeships and Work-based Training conference in Johannesburg, South Africa. Organized by the GAN - Global Apprenticeships Network.
Speakers for the Pathways to Youth Employment conferenceSylvain Kalache
List of speakers for Pathways to Youth Employment – Apprenticeships and Work-based Training conference in Johannesburg, South Africa. Organized by the GAN - Global Apprenticeships Network.
by Rosemary Olive Mbone Enie, Executive Director, SHE Tanzania. Session is part of a series of sessions presented at Humentum's Capacity for Humanity conference in Arusha, Tanzania February 2018. How can African communities promote the SDGs and Africa Agenda 2063? What roles can NGOs play in this process?
The study was carried out to explore the relationship between entrepreneurship and sustainable development in
Nigeria based on the Dangote phenomenon. Entrepreneurship implicates the state of being an entrepreneur. The
entrepreneurship process leads to employment generation and poverty reduction all of which help in sustainable
development, which is the type of development that protects the environment, meets the current needs of society and
also enables future generations to meet their own needs. Entrepreneurship is concerned with change because it is
capable of creating opportunities and threats. The consequences of change may present viable business opportunities
or render current products or services obsolete. Therefore, a meaningful entrepreneurship research must provide
necessary information about successful entrepreneurs as a guide. The qualitative case study approach was employed
for the study, empirical literature provided relevant information for analysis and it was found that entrepreneurship
has significant positive relationship with sustainable development.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHALLENGES OF AGRICULTURE: AN OVERVIEW OF UNDERGRADUATE STUD...IAEME Publication
Young people who have the strength required to take up agriculture shy-away
from the work, leaving it to an ageing and dying population of old farmers, the
continuation of this will force us to wonder what the fate of agriculture would be in
Nigeria. Agricultural development specialists and policymakers around the world are
concerned with the fact that young people are not interested in agriculture, as
agriculture is very crucial to the current economic status of Nigeria. A sample of 384
respondents from the population was drawn using multistage sampling method and 40
in-depth interviews. Five research questions were raised in the study and two
hypotheses were generated and tested (at 0.05 level of significance) using the chisquare inferential statistical method. Data were collected using a well-structured
questionnaire; the research design was a descriptive survey. While the theories used
for this research are the social exchange and rational choice theory. The major
finding of the research showed there is no significant relationship between the sociodemographic characteristics of young people and their level of involvement in farm
practice, while there was a significant relationship between the benefits attached to
farm practice and the level of students’ involvement.
Task Force On Sustainable Lifestyles PresentationTom Gater
Lifestyles are part of our identity; people express their social position, political preferences and psychological aspirations to others through them. Lifestyles define and differentiate us. They are the way we live our lives.
Lifestyles are shaped by a whole host of factors. Their roots are in culture, politics, economics and social norms. For sustainable lifestyles to enter our cultures and societies, to become part of our everyday life, they must be developed at all levels. They need to be enabled and encouraged by the social and technical systems and institutions that surround us. People will only swap their car for public transport if there’s an efficient and cost-effective public transport system.
Embassy of the United States
Tunisia.usembassy.gov
June - July 2016
Volume 3
Issue 1
Highlights:
• Picks
• Economic Support Fund/Middle East Partnership Initiative Alumni Corner
• Spotlight
• Snapshot
• Announcements
Inside this issue:
• Youth council in Mahdia mobilizes 100 people to spur community improvement
• 29 Civil society organizations trained to act as watchdogs on budget transparency
• Improved court administration in Tunisia
• USAID/UNIDO helping Nacira grow her business through the Mashrou3i project
• Interesting links
• Marketplace
For a Better Future
Contact us:
Les Berges du Lac 2045 - Tunisia
Phone: 71 107 000
Fax: 71 107 090
E-mail: ForeignAssistanceTunis@state.gov
I'm excited to co-host the @LSEAfricaSummit with the theme “The Global Crisis as a Catalyst for Change”.
The LSE Africa Summit is one of Europe’s largest student-led conferences hosting highly motivated Africans and African-oriented students, corporate bodies, and experienced professionals in diverse fields from across the globe to engage in progressive discussions on disruptive ideas aimed at moving the continent forward.
Since its inception six years ago, the LSE Africa Summit has drawn 3,000+ participants and leading figures from the continent such as HE Nana Addo Akufo-Addo (President of Ghana), HE Yemi Osibanjo (Vice-President of the Republic of Nigeria), Dr Donald Kaberuka (7th President of the African Development Bank), Meaza Ashenafi (President of the Federal Supreme Court of Ethiopia), Ibukun A. Awosika (Chairman, Board of Directors, First Bank, Nigeria) and other esteemed personalities.
The Management Approach to Humanitarian ResponseDr. Dan EKONGWE
The world ids facing long and unending wars and climate change and pastoralism have led to a new mechanism and dynamics in conflicts and human security. In the face of these natural and man-made disasters and conflicts there is a need to develop a professional humanitarian community especially in Africa where the impact of disater and is worse. The book is structured into eleven chapters that deal with different aspects of huamniatrain response and the experts profile include academics and practicising professionals of the field. It is hoped that through this manual guide, students, practitioners and prospective candidates willing to joind the humanitarian community wiill find this book useful.
by Rosemary Olive Mbone Enie, Executive Director, SHE Tanzania. Session is part of a series of sessions presented at Humentum's Capacity for Humanity conference in Arusha, Tanzania February 2018. How can African communities promote the SDGs and Africa Agenda 2063? What roles can NGOs play in this process?
The study was carried out to explore the relationship between entrepreneurship and sustainable development in
Nigeria based on the Dangote phenomenon. Entrepreneurship implicates the state of being an entrepreneur. The
entrepreneurship process leads to employment generation and poverty reduction all of which help in sustainable
development, which is the type of development that protects the environment, meets the current needs of society and
also enables future generations to meet their own needs. Entrepreneurship is concerned with change because it is
capable of creating opportunities and threats. The consequences of change may present viable business opportunities
or render current products or services obsolete. Therefore, a meaningful entrepreneurship research must provide
necessary information about successful entrepreneurs as a guide. The qualitative case study approach was employed
for the study, empirical literature provided relevant information for analysis and it was found that entrepreneurship
has significant positive relationship with sustainable development.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHALLENGES OF AGRICULTURE: AN OVERVIEW OF UNDERGRADUATE STUD...IAEME Publication
Young people who have the strength required to take up agriculture shy-away
from the work, leaving it to an ageing and dying population of old farmers, the
continuation of this will force us to wonder what the fate of agriculture would be in
Nigeria. Agricultural development specialists and policymakers around the world are
concerned with the fact that young people are not interested in agriculture, as
agriculture is very crucial to the current economic status of Nigeria. A sample of 384
respondents from the population was drawn using multistage sampling method and 40
in-depth interviews. Five research questions were raised in the study and two
hypotheses were generated and tested (at 0.05 level of significance) using the chisquare inferential statistical method. Data were collected using a well-structured
questionnaire; the research design was a descriptive survey. While the theories used
for this research are the social exchange and rational choice theory. The major
finding of the research showed there is no significant relationship between the sociodemographic characteristics of young people and their level of involvement in farm
practice, while there was a significant relationship between the benefits attached to
farm practice and the level of students’ involvement.
Task Force On Sustainable Lifestyles PresentationTom Gater
Lifestyles are part of our identity; people express their social position, political preferences and psychological aspirations to others through them. Lifestyles define and differentiate us. They are the way we live our lives.
Lifestyles are shaped by a whole host of factors. Their roots are in culture, politics, economics and social norms. For sustainable lifestyles to enter our cultures and societies, to become part of our everyday life, they must be developed at all levels. They need to be enabled and encouraged by the social and technical systems and institutions that surround us. People will only swap their car for public transport if there’s an efficient and cost-effective public transport system.
Embassy of the United States
Tunisia.usembassy.gov
June - July 2016
Volume 3
Issue 1
Highlights:
• Picks
• Economic Support Fund/Middle East Partnership Initiative Alumni Corner
• Spotlight
• Snapshot
• Announcements
Inside this issue:
• Youth council in Mahdia mobilizes 100 people to spur community improvement
• 29 Civil society organizations trained to act as watchdogs on budget transparency
• Improved court administration in Tunisia
• USAID/UNIDO helping Nacira grow her business through the Mashrou3i project
• Interesting links
• Marketplace
For a Better Future
Contact us:
Les Berges du Lac 2045 - Tunisia
Phone: 71 107 000
Fax: 71 107 090
E-mail: ForeignAssistanceTunis@state.gov
I'm excited to co-host the @LSEAfricaSummit with the theme “The Global Crisis as a Catalyst for Change”.
The LSE Africa Summit is one of Europe’s largest student-led conferences hosting highly motivated Africans and African-oriented students, corporate bodies, and experienced professionals in diverse fields from across the globe to engage in progressive discussions on disruptive ideas aimed at moving the continent forward.
Since its inception six years ago, the LSE Africa Summit has drawn 3,000+ participants and leading figures from the continent such as HE Nana Addo Akufo-Addo (President of Ghana), HE Yemi Osibanjo (Vice-President of the Republic of Nigeria), Dr Donald Kaberuka (7th President of the African Development Bank), Meaza Ashenafi (President of the Federal Supreme Court of Ethiopia), Ibukun A. Awosika (Chairman, Board of Directors, First Bank, Nigeria) and other esteemed personalities.
The Management Approach to Humanitarian ResponseDr. Dan EKONGWE
The world ids facing long and unending wars and climate change and pastoralism have led to a new mechanism and dynamics in conflicts and human security. In the face of these natural and man-made disasters and conflicts there is a need to develop a professional humanitarian community especially in Africa where the impact of disater and is worse. The book is structured into eleven chapters that deal with different aspects of huamniatrain response and the experts profile include academics and practicising professionals of the field. It is hoped that through this manual guide, students, practitioners and prospective candidates willing to joind the humanitarian community wiill find this book useful.
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4. How did Louis Vuitton enter into the Japanese market originally? What were the other entry strategies it adopted later to strengthen its presence?
5. Will Louis Vuitton have any new challenges arise due to the global financial crisis? How does it overcome the new challenges?Assignment 3
1. What has made Louis Vuitton's business model successful in the Japanese luxury market?
2. What are the opportunities and challenges for Louis Vuitton in Japan?
3. What are the specifics of the Japanese fashion luxury market?
4. How did Louis Vuitton enter into the Japanese market originally? What were the other entry strategies it adopted later to strengthen its presence?
5. Will Louis Vuitton have any new challenges arise due to the global financial crisis? How does it overcome the new challenges?Assignment 3
1. What has made Louis Vuitton's business model successful in the Japanese luxury market?
2. What are the opportunities and challenges for Louis Vuitton in Japan?
3. What are the specifics of the Japanese fashion luxury market?
4. How did Louis Vuitton enter into the Japanese market originally? What were the other entry strategies it adopted later to strengthen its presence?
5. Will Louis Vuitton have any new challenges arise due to the global financial crisis? How does it overcome the new challenges?
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1. CV for Philipo Fahamuel Mrutu
Mr. Philipo Fahamuel Mrutu (born 3rd March, 1992) is a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural
Economics and Agribusiness student at Sokoine University of Agriculture (SUA) in Morogoro –
Tanzania. Although he is a university student in second year at SUA, he is more known for his
involvement in youth associations in Tanzania and at the international level, thus activist,
volunteer, advocate, leader, diplomat and entrepreneur who is eager and committed in youth
issues related to sustainable development.
Mr. Philipo Fahamuel Mrutu, attended and represented Tanzania in the 1st African Youth
Conference on Energy and Climate Change held on August 20-21,2015 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
under the theme: “INCLUSION OF YOUTH VOICE IN COP21 AND BEYOND FOR
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT” .
From 26th to 28th April this year 2015, he attended Tanzania International Model of United
Nations (TIMUN 2015) conference conducted in Dodoma at Pius Msekwa Hall (Parliament
House) where he represented China in the General Assembly as a DELEGATE regarding
Agriculture and Climate change.
Moreover, he is following different researches via https://suanet.academia.edu related to
Economics, Agricultural value chain development in Agribusiness Sectors, energy and climate
change issues.
He had attended and actively participated in the Global Enterprise Summit conducted at Dar es
Salaam in 2015 with the theme: “GLOBAL UNEMPLOYMENT, CHALLENGES AND
REMEDIES”
Mr. Philipo Fahamuel Mrutu has held different positions including; Chairperson of UN
CHAPTER at SUA from 2015 to 2016 (Currently), he was an assistant Secretary of Lyamungo
Peace Project in Lyamungo High School (LPP) from 2012 to 2013, active member of Youth of
United Nations of Tanzania; UN CLUBS TANZANIA NETWORK (UNCTN) from 2011 to
February 2013, and an active member participated in the Anti-Corruption Club (PCCB) from
2011 to 2013
In Ordinary Level, Mr. Philipo Fahamuel Mrutu has held different leadership positions including
Academic prefect from 2009 to 2010, economic projects prefect from 2008 to 2009, and Store
keeper in 2007 at Chanjagaa secondary school.
In primary level, Mr. Philipo Fahamuel Mrutu has held different pupils leadership positions
including Environmental prefect from 2005 to 2006 and Class monitor in various years at
Kweresha primary school.
2. Current research focus:
What should be done in Tanzania to ensure Economic growth and development in a
sustainable manner?
Field of expertise
Founder of TANZANIAN YOUNG ECONOMISTS, to help young professionals and university
students understand what their colleagues are up to in the real world and share different
opportunities for young people in Tanzania to reduce the problem of unemployment through
attitudes and mindset transformation thus economic empowerment for sustainable development.
Education:
•2013- 2016 BSc Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness in-progress, SUA
•National Service training for three months in 2013 at Msange 823KJ
•2011-2013 Advanced level- Economics, Geography and Mathematics (EGM) Lyamungo High
school.
•2007 -2010 Ordinary level, Chanjagaa Secondary school
• 2000-2006 Primary level, Kweresha Primary school
Related Trainings/ skills acquired:
1st African Youth Conference on Energy and Climate Change in Tanzania at Dar es Salaam
August, 2015.
Tanzania International Model of United Nations 2015 conference (Climate Change and
Agriculture caucus) with different trainings/internship comprised of Leadership, Public
speaking, Diplomacy, and awareness regarding climate change.
Workshop titled “AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT AND PRODUCTION IN
TANZANIA SINCE INDEPENDENCE” Subtopics were, general progress of agricultural
development and production (Prof. Gabagambi), Youth and Entrepreneurship ( Mr. Audax
Rukonge), enhancing small holder farmer access to primary market through horizontal and
vertical linked collective production and marketing by Dr. Ephraim Nkonya from IFPRI
(USA) and government systems in agriculture by Mr. Dickson Henry from MVIWATA.
Global Enterprise Summit with the theme “GLOBAL UNEMPLOYMENT, CHALLENGES
AND REMEDIES” at Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Seminar on climate change and Extractive Sectors in Tanzania May, 2015 at Morogoro.
Entrepreneurship Workshop held on 1st November 2014 aimed at acquiring the practical
business skills on business and NGOs startups, registration necessities to legal authorities,
credit accessibility and the strategic business management skills under BRELA, TRA and
CRDB.
3. Participation on Impact Forum held on 29th of November 2014 that brought together
academicians, entrepreneurs, and employees, aiming at sharing the entrepreneurial, business,
labor market perspectives and opportunities at Sokoine University of Agriculture.
MEMBERSHIP:
Youth of United Nations Association in Tanzania (YUNA)
Tanzania Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness Student’s Association (TAGRESA)
REFEREES:
Mussa Haji-YUNA Tanzania
Deus Nshekanabo - Uhai Tanzania
Prof. Ntengua S.Y. Mdoe -SUA at Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness
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