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Diaspora Communities as a Driving Force for Development: Is There a "Business Case"?

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi, Dinka Majanovic, Almira Kadić - 02. April 2018

How Does a “System Adapt”? an Example from the Market for Welders in Kosovo

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi, Tim Sparkman - 14. March 2018

Are Conferences on Development Initiatives Relevant Anymore?

No one is oblivious to the question in the title of this blog post. It seems that conferences are a dominant feature of development initiatives.

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi - 23. February 2018

How Chasing Fixed and Large Outreach Targets Hinders Scalable and Sustainable Impacts

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi, Rubaiyath Sarwar - 21. December 2017

Facilitating Youth Employment in the Information Technology (IT) Sector

Young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BiH) are losing hope and making drastic choices. Between 2006 and 2012, some 150,000 people left, mostly for the EU, the US and Australia. The reasons are much the same as for the more prominent exodus from Albania and Kosovo: an overall unemployment rate of 43% over the past five years.

Written by Roel Hakemulder, Andrew Wilson, Zenebe B. Uraguchi - 29. March 2017

Emerging Impacts in Using a Systemic Approach to Enhance Youth Employment

Currently, about 73 million youth worldwide are looking for work. Those who succeed in finding employment are typically hired into low-skilled, low-productivity positions, often in the informal sector.

Written by Zenebe B. Uraguchi - 01. February 2017