Equity Group has invested Ksh. 54.3 billion in social impact projects in the past half year
In the last six months, Equity Group, through the Equity Group Foundation has invested Ksh. 54.3 billion in social impact projects.
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In the last six months, Equity Group, through the Equity Group Foundation has invested Ksh. 54.3 billion in social impact projects.
Canadian Hadassah-WIZO (CHW) recently announced that Dollard des Ormeaux’s Alanna Elias, formerly the Montreal Centre Coordinator, has been promoted to Director of Development, Eastern Canada.
We are expecting to see growth in jobs and the unemployment rate going down but it is not going to show the strength and effectiveness of a recovery if we keep seeing these payments going out. that's why 22 states have said no more payments. >> dana: one other thing i wanted to ask. the "wall street journal" warning about the entitlements. it's the entitlements, it's the real threat to america's economic future. entitlements start small but then they soar. there is warning on that. do you think people are taking that seriously? >> you are right. i think the journal does a really good job of ex...
The Atlantic Low wages benefit employers at the expense of both workers and taxpayers. January 14, 2021 Getty / The Atlantic The country’s very low minimum wage comes at a high cost. And for taxpayers, it adds up to more than $100 billion a year. That number comes from a new analysis of safety-net usage by Ken Jacobs, Ian Eve Perry, and Jenifer MacGillvary of UC Berkeley’s Labor Center. It identifies working families with at least one member who would get a raise if the federal minimum wage were lifted to $15 an hour, and finds that the government spends about $107 billion a year on Medic...
Innocenti Research Brief: Child Marriage and Ethiopia’s Productive Safety Net Program Analysis of protective pathways in the Amhara region – Summary of report findings Format Emerging evidence suggests that social protection programmes can have a positive role in delaying marriage for girls. But the pathways and design features by which programmes may influence child marriage outcomes remain unknown. This mixed-methods study explores whether and how the Productive Safety Net Program (PSNP) in Ethiopia, given its national reach and potential to address poverty, can also affect child marria...